Sentence examples for Management concluded from inspiring English sources
Management concluded that the problem was, in essence, one of capability variability: Not all customers had learned what the technology could do and how to use it.
Management concluded that an LBO would unduly constrain its current strategy (which involved strategic acquisitions to close gaps in its global distribution network) and would fail to provide any value-enhancing benefits that could not be achieved by a public company.
WASHINGTON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. Energy Department relies on too many consultants and committees for managing its loans and needs to beef up its management, concluded a review commissioned by the White House in the wake of publicity over failed solar panel maker Solyndra.
At some point, Ferrari management concluded that this was not a sustainable business model.
At the end of 2009, NovaStar management concluded that the company's financial reporting was "not effective".
After careful review, management concluded that, in effect, its own changed attitude had assured the project's success.
A discussion of the implications of these findings for implementation theory and human service management concludes the paper.
The inspector general's inquiry, commissioned after 13 agents were suspected of drinking and soliciting prostitutes in Cartagena, Colombia before a visit by Obama in 2012, largely exonerated the secret service management, concluding that the incident was isolated and not indicative of a broader problem within the agency.
Consistent with the accounting rules (FAS 5 and FIN 47) management concludes that, in light of the uncertainties, no particular outcome of the potential liabilities is known to them to be more probable than the "known minimum". Therefore, the financial statement may contain an accrual of the known minimums and little else beyond that.
"They are very good at their risk management," concludes Durant.
A year ago the firm published a report on asset management concluding that fund sponsors with anything less than $20 billion won't be competitive.
