Sentence examples for cooperation of management from inspiring English sources

The coalition had the cooperation of management at the six homes, whose names it kept confidential.

They have usually preferred to seek the voluntary cooperation of management and labour rather than to establish administrative machinery.

The leading decision from the court on the in pari delicto defense is Shearson Lehman Hutton, Inc. v. Wagoner, in which the court held that a "claim against a third party for defrauding a corporation with the cooperation of management accrues to creditors, not to the guilty corporation".

Also, international cooperation on management of polar bear populations is on the rise, and reflected in the 2011 polar bear treaty involving native groups and governments in Russia and the United States.

The trainings focus on the definition of working conditions, communication and cooperation of middle management and shopfloor level, and workers' participation in a real-world manufacturing environment.

Years ago in an article on disease cluster research, Shimkin (1965) stated that cooperation of industrial management is needed to identify and reduce environmental carcinogens.

A letter from the Ministry was sent to the participating school in which had been indicated that consent for the test deployment was granted and cooperation of the management and staff were asked for the (test-) implementation.

In conclusion, by scientometrics methodology, this study analysing multiple collaboration types in Health Management research reveals the status quo, points out its defects and then comes up with related suggestions on strengthening cooperation of health management, analyzes the hot research topics as well.

We show that cooperation for management of common-pool fisheries, in which marine reserves form a core component of the system, can emerge, evolve rapidly, and be effective at a local scale even in recently organized fisheries.

Mr. Schröder and President Jacques Chirac issued a joint statement after a summit meeting saying that governments needed to intervene to create "the industrial champions that Europe needs," but the success of any such venture would depend both on the cooperation of corporate managements and on the wisdom of the mergers that result.

The pace of the program should also be set with the cooperation of both senior management and the group.