Sentence examples for imperial management from inspiring English sources
They were policing actions, small wars of management — of, in a sense, imperial management, like the "little wars" that were a backdrop to life in Victorian England.
Despite Samsung's best PR efforts, most Koreans still associate him with eSamsung, a disastrous internet venture.Those who have met him call him approachable and unassuming quite unlike his father, who is known for an imperial management style.
But imperial management is incompatible with creative expression, the latter a threat to established authority, hence China's woeful performance on the innovation front.
However, imperial senior management is often loath to participate in "lowly" advertising discussions and often renders broadcast-or-no-broadcast judgment only after hundreds of thousands of Ren Min Bi have been spent on finished copy.
In his role as Director Orson Krennic, a middle-management imperial lackey, he has turned the off-white cape into a real takeaway from the new film.
The management of the Imperial, by far the largest downtown hotel, with 1,057 rooms, says the new competition will help generate traffic and buzz about downtown Tokyo's shopping and business attractions.
This presents a completely unexpected scenario for the evolutionary origins of imperial eagles, with implications for management strategies for the endangered A. adalberti.
His father retired as the president and chief operating officer of Imperial Sterling, a real estate development and management company in New York.
She turned the old Aquarium Theatre in London into the Imperial Theatre, modeled on a Greek temple, and opened it under her own management in 1901.
There are wise audiences who nevertheless see Marikana in moral black and white, stung by the devastating use of police power in defense of an imperial mining corporation based in London, Lonmin, and its almost unreconstructed layers of white management.
The long-standing nature of a partnership is also a recognised contributor to successful natural-resource management partnerships (Wondolleck and Yaffee 2000; Leach and Pelkey 2001; Poncelet 2004; Imperial 1999).
