Sentence examples for from its management from inspiring English sources
Specifically, it just closed on $30 million in seed funding — all of it from its management team, unnamed family offices, and past shareholders who've invested in Patterson's startups and "were willing to throw into the next one," he says.
The president was engaged in the war rhetorically but maintained an odd detachment from its management.
The firm is 100% family-owned, as is visible from its management.
In a conference call with analysts and reporters, Mr. Henderson said G.M. was requiring faster decisions and more accountability from its management team.
The company also said that a written discussion about its financial condition from its management, which is normally released with the quarterly results, would not be available until next week.
Harvey W. Schultz, who was sworn in as Commissioner of Environmental Protection last week, says his agency will make a detailed assessment of New York City's water system, from its management to its distribution.
Specifically, the State Department's International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) bureau had come under fire from SIGIR for its management of the contract with DynCorp to train police in Iraq, Afghanistan and Jordan.
Alliance Trust spent £3m trying to repel Elliott but later agreed to cut costs, split fund management from its wealth management operation and buy back shares to increase shareholder returns.
PVR Cinema is India's biggest theater chain, and had bought the distribution rights for the film from Sony Pictures Classics; its management was far more candid.
On Tuesday, John D. Podesta, the White House chief of staff, wrote a letter declaring that unless the amendment barring the Corps of Engineers from revising its management of the Missouri was dropped or substantially modified, "the president will veto this bill".
By rehiring Ms. Russo from Eastman Kodak, where she was president and chief operating officer, Lucent sent a clear message: the company does not plan a major departure from its current management policies as it tries to return to profitability.
