Sentence examples for contending management from inspiring English sources

The pilots association, contending management has been incompetent, recently won a court order freezing the assets of Mr. Silva and other top executives, and today another injunction was issued saying that their signatures on Varig documents could be declared invalid.

He defended Rover as long as that was official policy, contending that management could solve the problems.

Charter operators contend that management companies for fractional owners have prospered under looser regulations.

The plaintiff contended that management had masked the firm's failing health over its last year and a half of existence.

The musicians contend that management is exaggerating the situation and that filing for bankruptcy will undermine the orchestra's quality and discourage donors.

Analysts had contended that management ranks were too large because the bank never cut enough overlapping senior posts when it acquired Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrettefor $13.4 billion in 2000.

Mr. Kerkorian contended that management won his support for the $36 billion deal in 1998 by portraying it as a "merger of equals" when, in fact, it was a takeover of Chrysler by Daimler-Benz.

The bank, which was founded by Boris Fyodorov, a member of Gazprom's board and an outspoken advocate for transparency in the company, contends that management is behind the suit and is trying to block minority shareholders from voting at a crucial meeting this month, when the board will elect a new chief executive.

Shareholders began to complain about Mr. Steinberg's management, contending that he ran Reliance not for the stockholders' benefit, but for his family's.

American Century contends that money management expenses account for only 15% of the total cost for managing a fund and that the remainder of the fees pay for the overhead.

According to court documents, Talon wants to cancel its licensing and management agreement because it contends that Trump's management of the building has been subpar, while the management company blames the property's failures on Talon's "unnecessary and excessive" fees on unit owners, the Star reported in April.