Sentence examples for appointing management from inspiring English sources

We now know that the "old-fashioned" governance construct of directors appointing management, and shareholders electing directors, is out-the-window if a company accepts federal funds.

Yesterday he announced that he has appointed management firm Ingenious Media to oversee negotiations.

In April Petrobras's newly appointed management team, including new CEO Aldemir Bendine, announced that the company had lost $17 billion to mismanagement and graft.

If the government bought common stock, it would have the power to vote, appoint management and the board of directors, and, if the stake was big enough, control the company.

Complaints over the expanded powers approved by Snyder have dogged the Republican governor since his term began and he signed a beefed-up version of the state's emergency manager law, which allows him to declare cities and school districts under financial emergency and place them under appointed management.

The newly appointed management team has been trying to revive the bank's standing and retrieving lost or missing money from top shareholders, according to an official at the central bank who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.

What he didn't address: exactly how he intends to speed up GM's mission "to design, build and sell the world’s best vehicles” now that he's in charge, or how he'll measure the progress of his newly appointed management team.

However, the preliminary injunction requires the union to recognize Llewellyn and Fleming's rights and powers as "lawfully appointed" management trustees.

In a statement from the new TPG appointed management, Burger King disparaged the NFA as one of the problems interfering with company operations.

Cerberus put in only about one-fifth of the capital for Chrysler and GMAC, limiting its financial downside, but it was in charge of appointing new management teams and establishing Chrysler's overall strategy.

Brought in by the trustees in 1994 in part to trim the staff, Rodin infuriated Philadelphia's working class by appointing the management consultants Coopers & Lybrand and eliminating more than 3,500 positions -- breaking a decades-old union in one instance, simply by moving the Penn Faculty Club across the street to the new DoubleTree hotel.