Sentence examples for leading managers from inspiring English sources
These historic paradigms often inadequately addressed social and political aspects of renewable resource management leading managers to adopt new management paradigms involving communications and negotiations among stakeholders, not just science and administrative decisions.
Plenty of leading managers have watched and passed judgment without feeling there is a Downing-shaped hole in their side, and that is why no big club bothered moving for him before last summer.
Remarkably and almost uniquely among poor and rich countries alike, the affirmative action imperative meant that posts at every level were open to competition from outside, leading managers to complain that they could not use discretionary promotion as a way of retaining staff.
And Weisel has recently poached leading managers of high-tech growth funds at Fidelity Investments, Wellington Management and John Hancock Funds.
A further six incidents focused on managing the overall shortage of staff in the clinics, mostly leading managers themselves to get involved in providing services, two were about dealing with the shortage of drugs or other supplies, and two more were about self-management (e.g. trying to control one's own anger).
This shows a depth of intelligence and self-analysis not all leading managers possess.
No wonder just about every leading manager condemned this nonsensical punishment.
Express Scripts Inc., a leading manager of prescription drug plans, plans to buy a smaller privately owned rival, National Prescription Administrators Inc., for $515 million.
Consider the text messages allegedly sent by leading manager Malky Mackay to his associate when he ruled the roost at Cardiff City.
Let's look at a handful: Ryan Cook, A's – The current closer, Brian Fuentes, blew up to the tune of three runs in two-thirds of an inning on Friday, leading Manager Bob Melvin to declare a closer by committee.
A leading manager of private and institutional money, UBS A.G. of Switzerland, said Japanese supervisory authorities had begun an inspection of its activities but stressed that the action was routine.
