Sentence examples for an appointed manager from inspiring English sources

The increased control by an appointed manager would make rehabilitation of the most miserable places possible, without the crushing, ratings-lowering possibility of bankruptcy.

Under a much-debated state law, an appointed manager would ultimately hold powers to cut city spending, change contracts with labor unions, merge or eliminate city departments, urge the sale of city assets and even, if all else failed, recommend bankruptcy proceedings.

The leaders in turn can leave the day-to-day management in the hands of an appointed manager.

It combines the strong political leadership of elected officials with the strong managerial experience of an appointed manager.

Such a notion would place the city's finances and operations under the control of an appointed manager only months after Michigan leaders vastly expanded the power of such emergency managers, giving them the ability to set aside contracts with public workers' unions.

In larger communities the council-manager form can work equally well, but potential for conflict between an elected mayor and the appointed manager is greater.

Appointed manager for a second time in 2006, Pulis helped Stoke end a 23-year top-flight absence in 2008 before guiding them to 12th-, 13th-, 13th- and 14th-place finishes over their four Premier League campaigns.

Appointed manager of Crystal Palace in June.

Appointed manager of Second Division Wycombe after Alan Smith is sacked.

June Appointed manager of Championship side West Brom.

2002: Appointed manager of the United Arab Emirates.