Sentence examples for actions of management from inspiring English sources

"The writer should address his complaints to the members of the board of managers of the condominium, who direct the actions of management," Mr. Weinstein said.

Anyone seeking to question the actions of management, whether because of a commitment to personal ethical values, professional standards or even regulatory requirement, is soon seeking alternative employment.

"In Russia, shareholders today are not capable of controlling the behavior of management; the board of directors is not capable of controlling the actions of management," said Ivan Lazarko, one of two shareholder representatives on the 15-member U.E.S. board and the chairman of the board at Naufor, the national association of securities dealers.

"The actions of management and other employees, along with lack of sufficient monitoring and systems, resulted in [commodity] customer property being used during the liquidity crises to fund the extraordinary liquidity drains elsewhere in the business, including margin calls on the European sovereign debt positions," the trustee report found.

In part, this may be a result of the actions of Southern Union management.

"We stand with those who peacefully protested against the actions of the management committee at Leamington gurdwara," said a spokesman.

"Due to the actions of its management, Rusal is now facing a deep crisis," the letter said.

It is a transparent and shameful attempt to intimidate students from demonstrating against the actions of university management".

"It is too soon to declare victory but the improvement in the quarter is testament to the actions of our management team since we identified the problems in the US consumer finance market".

Not the bitter turf war between Qantas and Virgin, not the foreign-airline investments in rival Virgin, not the general pressures on international aviation, not the decisions and actions of Qantas management but the impost of the carbon pricing scheme on aviation fuel.

"This was supposed to have been about racial profiling, but it isn't -- it's about the actions of upper management in the attorney general's office," said Secretary of State DeForest B. Soaries Jr., one of the most senior blacks in state government.