Sentence examples similar to a managerial reporting line from inspiring English sources

However, they also report evidence that going from a coarse information system to a precise information system decreases honesty in managerial reporting.

They find that going from no information system to a coarse information system increases honesty in managerial reporting.

This was noted in managerial reports.

Last week, a report revealed that if you're Muslim, you're half as likely to hold a managerial job than the average Brit, and far more likely to be unemployed.

Still, it was a managerial job.

"This was not a managerial job," he writes.

This keeps them from butting heads needlessly during the transition and ensures that there is always a clear managerial line.

The whole thing is a managerial headache – and as the line between private and business life continues to blur employers will have to grapple with competing interests.

It's a scenario that could leave Manchester United faced with a lack of credible options and left regretting their failure, or at least lack of an attempt, to make a managerial change earlier down the line.

Wilson, who played on the Sharks' inaugural team in 1991, has a managerial approach that's more in line with an M.B.A. grad than a retired player.

I think I might be next in line for a managerial post.