Sentence examples for establishing teams from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Vaughters, the chief executive of the company that owns the Garmin-Transitions team, would like the sport to go further, ultimately establishing teams as permanent franchises.

To this end, PrimeGenesis particularly emphasises making the most of "pre-boarding"—the period between an executive accepting the job and officially starting it.Unlike executive coaching, which focuses on the career-development of an individual executive, onboarding firms concentrate more on establishing teams.

Many credit Gretzky's arrival with putting non-traditional U.S. hockey markets on "the NHL map"; not only did California receive two more NHL franchises (the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim and San Jose Sharks) during Gretzky's tenure in L.A., but his popularity in Southern California proved to be an impetus in the league establishing teams in other parts of the U.S. Sun Belt.

Recognizing this, some hospitals are establishing teams of emergency department and intensive care unit specialists to facilitate rapid sepsis identification, assessment, and treatment.

Teaming (i.e., establishing teams of two or more individuals who work together) is an accepted approach in various settings, including health care, in both developed and developing countries; and it has increasingly become a critical approach in health care delivery [ 6- 8], but it is not practiced with community-based health workers.

Establishing teams is a great way to motivate weaker members.

Would the owners of the established teams embrace reform?

But established teams could also struggle with a new rule.

All established teams except Nashville and Atlanta, the recent expansion teams, will lose two players.

Expansion to Chicago, New York and Boston had been mooted; attempts to establish teams in Canada fell through.

I want to qualify and run ahead of some of the established teams such as Lotus.