Sentence examples for climate manager from inspiring English sources

John Prior, national climate manager at the Met Office, said: "While it may have felt mild for many so far this December, temperatures overall have been close to what we would expect.

"1997, when we had one of our most powerful El Niño events, was not preceded by a year like the one we just had, and we are concerned that this will strain the humanitarian system," said Heather Coleman, climate manager for Oxfam America.

To create a judgment-oriented sales climate, managers must serve as connectors within and beyond their teams, providing a continual flow of information that supports reps as they exercise their judgment on individual deals.

In addition to using selection and assessment tools to identify the small percentage of salespeople who have a natural ability to succeed in this new climate, managers should consider hiring professionals not currently in sales roles who have excellent critical thinking skills and are willing to sell.

To create an innovative culture and climate, managers need to make sure that all employees know that innovation is a job requirement.

"The NT has the worst regulation for deforestation of any jurisdiction in Australia," said Wilderness Society climate campaign manager Glenn Walker.

"Our entire state was completely blanketed with smoke," said Camille St. Onge, Climate communication manager of the Washington State Department of Ecology.

Ranping Song, the developing country climate action manager at the Washington-based World ResourChinanstitute, said Chada had taken "more and more concerted and aggressive actions against climate change" in recent years.

Dr Nick Aberle, Environment Victoria's safe climate campaign manager, told Guardian Australia the issue was similar around the country and not restricted to coalmines.

"If we are starting out very low that gives a jump on the melt season," said Rick Thoman, the climate science manager for the National Weather Service's Alaska region.

"You can envision there's a lot of political and technical challenges ahead," said Ranping Song, the developing country climate action manager for the World Resources Institute in Washington.