Sentence examples for executive efficiency from inspiring English sources

But under Mike Storey, the Lib Dem council leader, and David Henshaw, a new chief executive, efficiency and being pro-business have become priorities.

Reorganizations of the machinery of central government made for greater executive efficiency, but complete rationalization was never achieved; the old machinery of the councils persisted, with the Council of Castile as the ultimate decision-making body.

On top of lots of shuttle diplomacy maintaining America's network of military-to-military relationships, he will have to withstand excruciating and frequently hostile congressional scrutiny, demonstrate executive efficiency of the highest order and be able to turn on a dime when "stuff happens".

In existing CSG evaluation methods, the face membership classification is a bottleneck in executive efficiency.

They upgraded the insured data management system and imported new management methods of archiving, both of which dramatically elevated executive efficiency in the SSDNC.

ANCOVA repeated models showed that results for the metformin/rosiglitazone group remained stable for all neuropsychological tests, and results for the diet group remained stable for the MMSE and TMT-A and declined for the TMT-B (Ptrend = 0.024), executive efficiency (DIFFBA) (Ptrend = 0.026), and RAVLT memory test (Ptrend = 0.011).

According to legend, Taylorism first crossed the threshold into personal productivity when Charles Schwab, the president of Bethlehem Steel, asked another consultant, a businessman named Ivy Lee, to improve his executives' efficiency as well.

Likewise, executive control efficiency was calculated by subtracting the mean RTs of congruent target conditions from those of incongruent target conditions.

Tomporowski and colleagues [ 48] propose that quality physical activity interventions that are cognitively challenging would alter children's metacognitive processes through changes in executive function efficiency.

"Not, 'What in my house uses energy?' but, 'How do I use it?' " The need to find ways to encourage long-term conservation is ever more critical, utility executives and efficiency experts say.

Critics say that Mr. Cheney, a former energy industry executive, has ignored efficiency programs that could reduce demand.