Sentence examples for directing the strategy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gelb said the job of running the Met had grown so complex that he did not have time to handle the negotiations personally, although, he said, "I will certainly be directing the strategy for them and relying on Joe's advice".

The unpaid trustees – being the equivalent of the non-executives – would then be able to take a step back and be much more of a critical, independent objective friend rather than having to take the lead in directing the strategy without much insider knowledge.

The position would give Howard a role in directing the strategy of the company, but he wouldn't be paid.

The elder Buffett tells CBS's Leslie Stahl that he wants to make his son Howard, the "non-executive chairman" of Berkshire Hathaway after he dies -- an unpaid position that wouldn't give Howard a role in directing the strategy of the company.

"I am not an executive director and do not in any way direct the strategy or business of Itic.

Abizaid and Casey, for all their talents, conceived and directed the strategy in Iraq that brought America to the brink of defeat.

Prosecutors have accused Mr. Krajisnik, an extreme nationalist politician, of helping draw up and direct the strategy to establish Serbian control over northern Bosnia.

Here are six ways that senior managers can direct the strategy of their firm by better understanding the resource allocation process.

He is a former "skip" -- the player who usually directs the strategy during a game --and dispenses curling tips to employees.

In races for eights and for some fours and pairs, there is also a coxswain, who sits at the stern, steers, calls the stroke, and generally directs the strategy of the race.

Army officers were sent to every province to direct the strategy, which eventually employed soldiers, intelligence agents, policemen and paramilitary groups known as war veterans and youth brigades called the green bombers, the senior official said.