Sentence examples for cross-border management from inspiring English sources
GO-Lab explores cross-border management challenges and opportunities.
This year's EMBA students can choose to pursue their final project from three labs: NEXT Lab, IDEA Lab, or Global Organizations Lab (GO-Lab), which helps international companies solve cross-border management challenges.
Some teams will travel outside of the U.S. GO-Lab is a four-month intensive team engagement (January – April), partnering with a multinational organization to collaborate in addressing a critical cross-border management challenge, with a one-week Field Study period in March.
"The cross-border management of pensions is commonplace throughout the EU, as underlined by the fact the UK has already introduced measures for cross-border schemes with Ireland.
It also aims at facilitating the cross-border management of electricity grids in case of an electricity crisis, through the new Regional Operating Centres, which are introduced in the related proposal for a regulation on the internal electricity market (COM 2016 08611).
Europe, Mr. Paulson said, looks enticing because monetary union there will create new opportunities for cross-border fund management.
She has built experience in cross-border program management and external relation through years of work with governmental agencies and international organizations.
The goal is to revise the Economic and Monetary Union — the euro union — by combining cross-border budget management with possibly jointly issued debt and more central economic policy-making, while trying to ensure democratic accountability.
Regarding this dispute, the report acknowledged that the bank had not made a comprehensive assessment of the compliance risk of its U.S. cross-border wealth management business before the investigation by U.S. authorities.
The realization of an Internal Electricity Market in Europe is currently, on the one hand, progressing, in particular thanks to the wide-spread implementation of market coupling solutions for cross-border congestion management.
Given the challenges to electricity market design in a multi-regional context, we analyze how different design aspects, namely cross-border congestion management and capacity mechanisms, affect welfare and generation adequacy in Europe.
