Sentence examples for candidate for managing from inspiring English sources

Candidate Germany withdrew its candidate for managing director of the International Monetary Fund but proposed someone who may not be much more popular.

Dr. Kim is also the front-runner for the World Bank job, given that Europe customarily supports the American candidate for the bank, and the United States supports Europe's candidate for managing director of the International Monetary Fund in turn.

Bowing to opposition from the United States and a cool reaction from many other countries, Germany today withdrew its candidate for managing director of the International Monetary Fund but proposed someone who may not be much more popular.

Candidate Bowing to opposition from the United States and a cool reaction from many other countries, Germany withdrew its candidate for managing director of the International Monetary Fund, Caio Koch-Weser, but proposed someone who may not be much more popular, Horst Kohler, head of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

Mutual fund trustees owe an obligation to the beneficial owners that transcends their business interest in making themselves a more attractive candidate for managing new pension fund business.

"Basically, any organism that is deemed 'important' for whatever reason could be a candidate for managed relocation," said lead author David Richardson of Stellenbosch University in South Africa.

Therefore, BCL6 corepressor interaction inhibitors would be drug candidates for managing autoimmune diseases and cancer.

However, Mr. Fischer said that he had been eliminated because, at 67, he exceeded the age limit of 65 for candidates for managing director.

As he acknowledged in his statement, at 67 he already exceeds the age limit of 65 for candidates for managing director, meaning a change in I.M.F.

With probably the most impressive résumé and the least chance of succeeding, Stanley Fischer, the governor of the Bank of Israel, has added his name to the list of candidates for managing director of the International Monetary Fund.

From the big brokerages and "wealth mangers" like Merrill Lynch, UBS, Wachovia and Smith Barney to the local independent planner who might coach your kid's soccer team, all of them could be viable and competent candidates for managing your money.