Sentence examples for direction of managing from inspiring English sources

"The other term seems to push you in the direction of managing a number rather than reporting it".

2012 was a big year for Bain Capital Ventures the firm raised $600 million for new investments, and focused on expanding its newly launched operations into Palo Alto, under the direction of managing director Ajay Agarwal.

"We need to focus on the issue of managing trade-offs because there are so many goals and they may not be moving in the same direction.

The Guideline of the American Academy of Pediatrics summarized 118 studies from a larger set of 624 articles and presented no specific directions for managing instability without subluxation or dislocation [ 13].

During the summer, water is transferred in the other direction, to manage the habitat of the marshland.

Back when mass media provided the only effective route for reaching millions of people quickly, the process of managing reputation was much easier because communication to large groups of people was primarily one direction: tightly controlled and more easily managed.

Only by understanding these can you find a direction to manage the issue, and that--arriving at a tentative strategy--is the ultimate aim of step two.

But he found there was a lack of training for staff across the board, with an uncoordinated case management system, "non-existent, outdated and inadequate" detention centre procedures and a lack of consistency and direction in managing adolescents often suffering from trauma, foetal alcohol syndrome, ADHD and mental health problems.

Although DVFS technique can provide an efficient direction in managing power consumption of the CPU, more power reduction is required.

Our analysis resulted in one main theme of 'a space for gendered and embodied empowerment in a hectic life', which together with related themes and subthemes illuminates how the young women in the study experienced participation in the stress management course as encouraging processes of change in the direction of understanding and managing stress in new or alternative ways (Table  3).

The markets were up in 2014 so it makes sense that (compensation) was going in the same direction," said Bess Joffe, managing director of corporate governance at TIAA-CREF, an asset management company.