Sentence examples for emphasized management from inspiring English sources

City Hall aides complained that, in meetings, Mr. Goldsmith emphasized management theory over political pragmatism.

Roy Weitz, who runs Fundalarm.com, a mutual fund watchdog, emphasized management turnover as a possible reason for selling a fund.

Known as cost-cutters, they sought to replace a celebrity-oriented culture at ABC with a less profligate one that emphasized management teamwork.

Kenney, who operated the team for the last five seasons of Tribune ownership, confirmed Zell's relative dislike for baseball, emphasized management's respect for Wrigley's charms and joked that, "People have said we have to hire a focus group when we mow the lawn a different direction".

For example, some emphasized the early response to initial reports of suspect illness while others emphasized management of surges in demand for health care services that are likely to occur later emergency scenarios.

Gabriel R. Bitran, a deputy dean, said the class emphasizes management's human side.

Experts said the implications were troubling: the optimism could delay referral to hospices, which emphasize management of pain and grief.

Other widely used methods, such as Six Sigma, Lean, and Total Quality Management, extend the PDCA model to emphasize management involvement and teamwork, measuring processes, and reducing waste and lowering cycle times.

In the 1990s, Lippeveld et al. (2000) and others promoted the development of routine health information systems in developing countries, emphasizing management of the health system.

Most notable is that governance in the health sector emphasizes management issues, such as the development of structures for efficient service delivery, as illustrated by PAHO's formulation of essential public health functions [ 5] and WHO's introduction of 'stewardship' [ 4].

The development of forestry as a scientific and management discipline over the last two centuries has mainly emphasized intensive management operations focused on increased commodity production, mostly wood.