Sentence examples for dual management from inspiring English sources
For many years its internal politics and its dual management structure had been considered a bearable handicap.
It is that dual management plan that specifies the purpose of using telehealth, describes what it hopes to achieve and tells the patient what to do if things go wrong – for instance, if there is a jump in blood pressure.
The most obvious was the existence of a dual management structure at both Airbus and EADS: Each major executive post had both a German and a French occupant, who, not surprisingly, often took their own country's side in what should have been purely management debates.
At a tense summit in 2007, Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel faced up to the fact that the dual management system must go.Calm descendsSo, after the summit, Mr Gallois was put in sole charge of EADS while his former co-chief executive, Tom Enders, a German, was made chief executive of Airbus; and calm descended.
Under the merged bank's "dual management structure", DKB famously maintained two separate personnel departments for more than 20 years: one for Dai-Ichi staff and one for Nihon Kangyo staff.One reason why Sumitomo and Sakura are pulling ahead of the pack is that the hard-nosed Sumitomo is in the driving seat.
Deutsche also announced that it was reorganizing its internal structure and will bring its five major units into a dual management structure.
Earlier this year the dual-management structure was replaced with a more streamlined hierarchy; Enders, who had been a CEO at EADS, even took a technical demotion to Airbus.
The European aerospace and defence company has been hampered by meddling politicians in France and Germany, its primary backers, and the dual-management structure was criticised by many for being unwieldy.
The results indicate that a "dual adaptive" management system based on natural succession and supplemented by appropriate manual intervention should be implemented, and the management efficiency and flexibility should be improved to meet the common needs of biodiversity conservation and economic development.
Upon her return to the UK from Operation Vigilant Warrior, Cardiff participated in the 1995 NATO exercise "Strong Resolve", a training exercise conducted every four years in dual crisis management.
Poor quality referrals present a dual risk management issue.
