Sentence examples for upon the executives from inspiring English sources

Broad parameters of issues like price and management had been generally agreed upon, the executives said.

Mr. Zoffinger's surrender was an appropriately strange end to one of the strangest negotiations in memory, in which the governor used every means at his disposal to prevail not upon the executives of the storied National Football League franchise -- who were seeking a more profitable arrangement with the state -- but on one of his own employees.

Kenneth Feinberg is the White House Special Master for Executive Compensation, and he is tasked with placing restrictions on the pay showered upon the executives of seven companies whose continued existence owes a debt to the American taxpayer.

These are exactly the tasks Congress has called upon the executive branch to perform.

"Judicial reform is necessary, but dependence of judges upon the executive branch is not going to help".

A high court judge suggested that it was incumbent upon the executive and the SFO to ensure that no one interfered with our justice system.

In addition, relations between one executive organ and another, and between an executive organ and the public, are usually regulated by compulsory or permissive powers conferred upon the executive organs by the legislature.

The money, to ease current financial pressures, was conditional upon the executive agreeing a draft budget for next year.

Substantive legitimate expectation does not intrude upon the executive's policy-making powers, as it is for public authorities, acting within their statutory powers, to adopt or change policies.

And if this lone prophet continued to push upon the executive board an expired agreement, which had also been rejected and was backed by tainted money, don't you think they might turn a blind eye should Paul one day suffer some unfortunate accident?

Presumably, endocrine-disrupting nutritional supplements could be regulated only voluntarily, but the onus of testing would fall completely upon the executive agency that volunteers to expand its responsibilities.