Sentence examples for imposed by management from inspiring English sources

Initiatives were led by staff, rather than imposed by management, resulting in scenarios in which health pathways were drawn up by hospital specialists and GPs working together and agreeing best practice at a local level.

Triggered by new payment terms imposed by management, drivers are calling for a national boycott of the company until the new pay scheme is opt-in rather than opt-out, the threat of dismissal is lifted from its workforce and the company implements the London living wage.

But the difference between the widget-making competition and gamification is that the former sprang up from employees themselves while the latter is imposed by management.

In the real world, the level of self-organization for a given team is a continuous spectrum, ranging from none (all organization is imposed by management) to the extreme example above.

Moreover, the supply-function rule may represent the decision rule imposed by top management on lower-level management, as would be realistic in a firm with different levels of sales management and in which top managers transmit rules of behavior that are useful under different contingencies but cannot ensure immediate feedback about the actual state of demand (Basu 1993, p. 142).

He has attempted to build a coalition of investors to confront excessive fees imposed by fund management houses.

The failure of New York City Opera was the result of a "nonsense business plan imposed by the management" and "similar out of control spending".

He or she goes outside this area to head off critics and to keep people or rules imposed by higher management from disrupting project tasks.

What my friend meant was that he was happy when he was able to escape the unnecessary and petty constraints imposed by his management, to get on with the work he is actually paid to do.

Performers are subject to strict rules imposed by their management agencies, including, in many cases, a ban on having boyfriends to maintain the impression among their largely male – and, on occasion, dangerously obsessive – fan base that they are romantically available.

Part of the dress code imposed by Yankees management for teams at all levels of the organization: players on the field of play are expected to wear a Yankees cap or a Yankees helmet.