Sentence examples for established management from inspiring English sources
Another established management firm would be likely to take over day-to-day running of funds.
401(k) PLAN -- A retirement plan is being established; management will contribute $9 a week per employee effective in 2002 and $10 a week effective in 2003.
So Bronfman and his well established management team will be staying on if their friend takes over and they should be well placed to prosper with their new new backer.
A series of paradoxes is disclosed, in which attempts to achieve control through mimetic adoption of established management control techniques lead to reduced control.
That approach would parallel established management plans that allowed elk, deer, antelope and bighorn sheep to return after they were hunted to near-extinction around the time bison vanished.
The increasing influence that the likes of Mr Icahn have over boards of directors "is increasing short-termism, reflected in a reluctance to do long-term investments," says Mr Lipton.Mr Icahn rejects this accusation in typically robust fashion, arguing that shareholders remain very much the underdogs against established management.
Consequently, establishing management decisions on SCV could lead to detrimental outcomes, potentially undermining long-term environmental and social benefits.
In Australia, there is no national plan to save the koala; it is up to each region to establish management plans for its koala population.
Because management of these forests is crucial for conservation and protection against soil erosion, it is necessary to develop SDI for these forests to establish management guidelines.
Life table data can be used to project population growth, to design mass rearing programs and to establish management tactics to control insect pests.
For actual discharges, environmental laws generally prescribe specific thresholds of allowable pollution; for activities that create a risk of discharge, environmental laws generally establish management practices to reduce that risk.
