Sentence examples for strategy for executive from inspiring English sources

Each of the big business scandals uncovered so far suggests a different strategy for executive self-dealing.

"The BBC Trust approves the strategy for executive remuneration but does not examine its implementation in detail.

The best strategy for an executive is to remember the "Front Page Rule" -- if you don't want to see it on the front page of your local paper, don't do it, don't say it, and whatever you do, don't email it.

The sole strategy for HBO executives is to put on shows that are good.

Norman was reappointed for a further three-year term from 1 January 2013, given an annual fee of £500,000, £200,000 of which is invested in stock under ITV's share acquisition strategy for senior executives.

It was a common tax reduction strategy for chief executives and wealthy shareholders a decade ago, but in 2006 the I.R.S. said it appeared to be an abusive tax shelter and issued tighter restrictions to regulate the practice.

Greg Dyke can take credit for some of the sense that the BBC is too competitive and, thanks to his "One BBC" strategy, for "levelling up" executive pay.

Previous roles include director of strategy for Cafcass; deputy chief executive for the General Social Care Council; and director of children's and adult social care at Hounslow.

Outlining a new three-year strategy for the bank, chief executive António Horta-Osaido said: "This is a highly competitive market and customers' behaviour is changing.

The strategy for most new chief executives is to fully audit and find the rubbish lurking in their businesses – then clear it off their books as soon as possible.

China was "a little bit of a missing link in our global strategy" for trucks, Volvo's chief executive, Olof Persson, said in a conference call with analysts and journalists.