Sentence examples for central managers from inspiring English sources

It seems that just three or four central managers have killed the university's renowned worldwide brand, the 'Birmingham School of Cultural Studiess.

The use of open standards will also allow central managers to set, say, the format of electronic patient records, while allowing decisions about implementation to be made on a local level.

That was an extreme case, to be sure, but a similar pattern appears time and again: ill-prepared central managers, local officers facing unexpected difficulties on the ground, political pressures at home and abroad, all resulting in a catalogue of unintended and sometimes tragic consequences.In this section Is there life after death?

The school board fired all of its central managers this spring, ostensibly to save money, leaving the district with only one administrator (the human resources chief) for several months, as the district grappled with implementing budget cuts.

Because NOA could not obtain Scandinavian operating permits, it moved its operations to Bangladesh hindering the police from interviewing Tjøntveit and other central managers in Trans Polar who had joined the new airline.

The introduction of malaria rapid diagnostic tests and the availability of wireless communications present an opportunity to open direct data transmission and feedback between peripheral health workers and central managers.

Having one central manager who held all the knowledge and managed everyone wasn't working anymore.

Through a dreamy mixed-bourbon haze, Nancy makes gentle cooing sounds like "Ah!" and "Oh!" and "Did the central manager really say that in the meeting?

Icann has made itself the central manager of the furniture of the internet - from the IP addresses of each connected device to the root servers that tune to Icann's single root zone and domain name system.

In a typical ROS system, the roscore process acts as the central manager of all nodes and establishes point-to-point communication between nodes in topics or services paradigms.

"You can have technologies that are not developed" in poorer nations, said Kajiso Chikane, Central Manager for the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research CSIRR) in South Africa.