Sentence examples for time for executives from inspiring English sources

Down time, for executives?

Most drastically, she advocates prison time for executives implicated in pharmaceutical crimes.

An amendment introduced last week to one such bill in France would even carry jail time for executives who fail to comply.

These organizations have not only lowered their overhead expenses; they have liberated countless hours of previously unproductive time for executives and employees, fueling innovation and accelerating profitable growth.

As a result, they have liberated countless hours of previously unproductive time for executives and employees, fueling innovation and accelerating profitable growth.

The secret court may consider many punishments—secret fines for each day of noncompliance, or even secret jail time for executives.

He said it was time for executive pay to "come back down to earth".

Commenting on the IDS report yesterday, Cable said: "[This] is further evidence that it is time for executive pay to come back down to Earth.

Against this background, a White House emboldened by new chief of staff Josh Bolten decided it was time for "executive action," the euphemism the CIA once used for taking someone out.

Those were heady times for executive orders, with the President seeming to sign a new one each day.

Now it's time for corporate executives to get the hint.