Sentence examples for the very executives from inspiring English sources

The very executives who must achieve the goal realize that they can't.

To solidify Republican support, the administration used backstage assistance from some of the very executives with whom Mr. Obama has been picking public fights, including members of the Financial Services Forum, a nonprofit policy group for major financial businesses.

Pay experts said the plan, which emerged Wednesday, could lead to the departure of the very executives needed to return the firms to health, a prerequisite to repaying taxpayer support.

"On the other side of the argument, you hear people say '$10 million — that's outrageous.' " Pay experts said the plan, which emerged Wednesday, could lead to the departure of the very executives needed to return the firms to health, a prerequisite to repaying taxpayer support.

This is nothing short of negligence, unfortunately short of criminal – for which News Corp needs to be held responsible, and hold responsible the very executives they are rewarding for being in charge of this travesty.

The prevailing sentiment is best expressed by one of Secretary Geithner's own deputies: "Why would we consult the very executives who got us into this mess?" and Congressman Barney Frank: "The private sector got us into this mess.

That arrangement has been outlawed by the New York Stock Exchange, but sometimes the consultancies have other large contracts with the company which are in the gift of the very executive whose salary they are helping to set.It is feeble of boards and managers to blame the consultants for everything.

At the very least, executives recognize that key stakeholders, like their customers and employees, do care about these issues.

Muddying the waters are compensation consultants, who are often appointed by the very chief executives whom they advise upon.

They were also paid more equitably, and the number of women among the very top executives at companies increased.

Critics say he is needlessly fanning fears about the precarious health of the financial industry at the very moment executives are struggling to stabilize their ailing companies.