Sentence examples for decisive manager from inspiring English sources

A strong and decisive manager, Mr Dimon has shaped JPMorgan's strategy and thus its remarkable success.

In a campaign video, recorded in what appears to be a comfortable suburban living room, he presents himself as a tough, decisive manager.

O'Neill has never been the most decisive manager in the world and neither did he ever seem an ideal fit for West Ham's current situation.

He came of age in his 30's at Booz-Allen & Hamilthe, the consulting firm, where he quickly developed a reputation as a straight-talking, sometimes aggressive, always decisive, manager.

Mr. Romney returned as a far stronger candidate — a crisper debater, a more decisive manager, a better strategist and a stick-to-his-message campaigner whose chief selling point this time around, his business expertise, was well suited to the political moment.

Politically, Mr. Sarkozy is forced to present himself as the responsible, decisive manager of crisis compared with Mr. Hollande, who has mockingly described the Sarkozy appeal to voters this way: "I'm a president who has failed for five years; I'm a nasty guy, but re-elect me because in these hard times, I am the only one who can do it".

He was a decisive crisis manager, demanding that 370,000 people evacuate their homes long before the first raindrops fell.

While he must act as a decisive political manager, he also has to unite the country, and the two roles often collide.

Bloomberg took office during a recession, and quickly established himself as a bold and decisive fiscal manager, ultimately demonstrating, as his friend Mitchell Moss, an urban-planning professor at N.Y.U., says, that New York was "open for business after 9/11".

Italy was making progress with important reforms, Mr. Mather said, but the anticipation of central bank support was also decisive in the manager's decision to buy Italian bonds.

Messi was absolutely decisive again," Villarreal's manager, Marcelino, said afterwards.