用boardroom造句子，“boardroom”造句

Bosses may stick a few modernist daubs on their boardroom walls.

The G.O.P. hopes to gain votes by attacking her as a radical feminist who prefers the boardroom to the kitchen.

The survey is likely to spark renewed calls for shareholders to take a tougher line to control boardroom pay.

If there's a Bunch of old dudes in a boardroom that go, "OK. Let's start making video," what they try to do is hire pedigreed people.

It could simply boil down to a lack of opportunity: Women still earn less than men working the same jobs and are underrepresented in the boardroom.

It doesn't just happen in the boardroom, or when we ask our boss for a raise or down at the market, it happens every time we want to reach an agreement with someone.

The receptionist led the way to the boardroom.

Walton: Miss Hutchinson, would you send Mr Bean up to the boardroom, please.

Downing Street sources said it was "premature" to consider what restrictions might cover any boardroom departures.

From the barrio to the boardroom, he knows how to bring us together, by regions, by economics, and by example.

There was a fire in the boardroom, the wet mud in the trench was frozen into hard soil, and everybody's clothes were getting thicker.

In many countries and cultures around the world, informal occasions - such as a friendly meal or a game of a golf - are more important to the sales process than a formal presentation in the boardroom.

In the boardroom, that can read as creative.

The majority is in no doubt that there is racism in the boardroom - that in itself demands attention.

Every evening, the migrant workers went home, and the excavation team had 67 people, but they spent the cold night in the boardroom.

The scandal has reached the boardroom of Goldman Sachs, where a former board member denies charges by the Securities and Exchange Commission that he provided information to Mr Rajaratnam. See article.

Not all who had been at the momentous boardroom session left as speedily as Roscoe Heyward.

Only 16 per cent said they value "financial stability" in a woman — which means most men put domestic bliss above a wife who calls the shots in the boardroom.

Across the boardroom table to the right, the honourable Harold Austin slipped into his accustomed seat.

Bosses may stick a few modernist daubs on their boardroom may go on corporate jollies to the may even write the odd cheque to support their wives' bearded friends.

But it's not only men in the boardroom or at the peak of their careers who seem to favour long sleeves.

A spokesman dismissed any suggestion of a boardroom rift.

Foreign investors may have a better nose for boardroom shenanigans and a strong incentive to protect minority shareholders.