Sentence examples for be managed separately and from inspiring English sources
It is rare that a company recognizes that brand and reputation sometimes need to be managed separately and that the actions required to drive brand strength may sometimes come at the expense of reputation.
Fayol laid down the principle that there was one right structure for every manufacturing enterprise: a functional division into engineering, manufacturing, selling, finance and personnel, each division to be managed separately and to come together only at the level of the chief executive.
We recommend that these genetic clusters should be managed separately and care should be taken to avoid artificial transplantation of individuals from a different cluster.
Bauer Media said the digital branch of the company was managed separately and the decision to shut the website, which was apparently not getting the required traction among young women, should not be taken as an indicator of the future of the magazine.
Today, each event is managed separately and independently one from another.
Instead these poor quality assets will be managed separately within RBS, and re-named RBS Capital Resolution Group.
The company says that games and applications will continue to operate on cocos2d for iPhone and it is not acquiring the community site, cocos2d-iphone.org, which will continue to be managed separately by Ricardo and the other cocos2d administrators.
The fund will be managed separately from the endowment and will be invested in the Parnassus Core Equity Fund.
From a management perspective, these local and isolated groups of fish may have unique demographic properties and should be managed separately since they may react independently to exploitation.
The transportation funding was supposed to be managed separately from the budget for deliveries and emergency obstetric care.
A holding company will own the two airlines, but their brands will survive, and day-to-day operations will be managed separately.Savings will come from combining back-office activities and from joint purchasing of aircraft, fuel and ground services.
