Sentence examples for subject of executive from inspiring English sources

The subject of executive wages would have been familiar to the task force, many of whose members came from the health care industry.

The committee recognises that the subject of executive compensation is particularly contentious in the current political and governance environment," Rosen said.

The student debt crisis – currently the subject of executive orders, pending Senate legislation, protests and much boomer hand-wringing – is more accurately an education cost crisis.

With that program complete, look for Democrats to take on the even sticker subject of executive compensation.

The obtuseness of the government and the financial industry on the subject of executive compensation is best summed up by one of the bonus defenders, who complains: "It's suddenly a crime to make money, it seems".

"Any decision on something as fundamental as electoral reform must not be the subject of an executive decision endorsed by parliament but rather a question for the British people in a referendum.

Coincidentally, Republicans became much more high-minded on the subject of limiting runaway executive authority.

From a secret closet behind the 11th-floor stairwell of Random House's former offices on East 50th Street emerged a missing trove of more than 50 photographs and notes that had been the subject of an intensive executive search.

Three subjects were below average on tests of executive function; Subjects 3 and 11 were severely impaired on Trail Making Test B, and Subject 12 was mildly impaired on Delis Kaplan Executive Function System Card Sort Sorting.

They are appointed directly by the Queen and their judicial functions are not subject to any form of executive or management guidance or control.

Subjects with available measures of executive functioning (OROS-MPH N = 40; Placebo N = 47) were included for analysis.