Sentence examples for forceful management from inspiring English sources
"Most Stanchart employees believe that the real reason for Rana's departure is that his forceful management style began to cause problems with some of the banks' senior managers," says Halford. "We are a relatively small organization, and Rana's management methods are perhaps better suited to a larger bank.
Forceful management by the State Department can fix this problem.
It's the best project I've ever worked on because everybody says 'green light.' " Which is not to say that forceful management is absent.
But Mr. Trump has never encountered anyone quite like Mr. Kelly, a combat veteran whose forceful management style and volatile temper are a match for the president's.
Cantor argued that Mr. Amaitis's "direct" and "forceful" management style was appropriate to the workplace, where large sums were handled in a very short time and where deals gone wrong could have severe financial consequences.
But he acknowledged to the IG that he at times lost his temper and used "forceful" management techniques.
Sir Robert Horton had a forceful, dynamic management style which in 1990 propelled him to the top of British Petroleum, then the world's third-largest oil company.
A more forceful CFP management regime has developed since 1983 under the EU, and a set of other objectives were formulated, especially in terms of fishing capacity and fishing effort.
An enterprise's productivity is closely correlated with its people and strategies; therefore, a forceful human resource management system is the most valuable asset of the current century construction companies.
Participants said the president clearly did not want to see a party-line vote on Homeland Security later this week, but did not back off his forceful case for "management flexibility" that would ease civil service rules for employees.
Other senators said that General Clapper lacked a forceful enough personality and management style to assert control over the sprawling American intelligence apparatus.
