Sentence examples for a suitable manager from inspiring English sources

If the decision is to rent the home rather than sell it, care must be taken in choosing a suitable manager.

If the parent had intervened, by providing a suitable manager from its central staff or training and by coaching the man appointed, the chances of success would have increased greatly.

Whether that makes him a suitable England manager is another matter, particularly when it was only 5 September, having declined the caretaker role after Roy Hodgson's departure, that he explained "it wasn't something I think I've got the experience for".

When Mr. Bronfman could not find suitable managers for his television and cable operations, he sold 50percentt of the cable channels to USA Networks Inc., along with a half-interest in its own television production business, betting that USA's chairman, Barry Diller, could run them better.

A survey found 79% of homes were struggling to recruit nurses and 35% struggled to find suitable managers.

In this respect, the case also shows the manufacturer׳s active role in establishing trust building and social pressure by choosing a suitable supplier plant manager.

First, you need a general manager who can find a suitable head coach.

"Brian Welsh will assume responsibility for first team matters for an interim period whilst a suitable candidate for the manager's position is identified".

"If we feel, and I'm liaising very closely with Craig Liddle the manager, a suitable offer comes in for a player than we'd be foolish not to accept that offer.

In the longer term, there was a need to train and develop junior nurses in management skills, thus ensuring a suitable cadre of future nursing managers and leaders: ""Need to start management process and experience by making nurses have management responsibilities at Band 6".

"Is the Manchester United manager really a suitable person for the upper chamber?" the interviewer asked.