Sentence examples for limited management from inspiring English sources

IN electing their next mayor, New Yorkers have a choice between a man with impressive political gifts but limited management experience and a seasoned manager who seems politically tone deaf.

Often the new "corporatised" hospitals have only limited management autonomy, and governments lack the capacity to manage performance in the health system [ 9].

Three years ago, Johannesburg Water signed a more limited management contract with the France-based conglomerate Suez.

The dangers of such a limited management evaluation tool are clear from taking a look at Brooklyn Technical High School, a public school where test scores are great but the principal is at war with many of his teachers.

They cannot expect much: what a victory guarantees is a handful of cash ($20,000 for the top prizes in the Cliburn), a limited management contract, and with some luck, a Warholian 15 minutes of fame.

Since the Cry1F protein, which has most commonly been utilized for protection against numerous corn insect pests, has been found to be ineffective against WBC, producers are left with limited management options.

On the short-term, the novelty of the LDP for managers with limited formalised management training (C) stimulated the value and utility of bundled management practices taught by the LDP (M) for teams to achieve their LDP results (O).

So there is limited senior management or policymaking capacity in domains such as welfare, pensions and tax policy based in Scotland.

"That got me thinking: we don't have enough reservoirs, and we have only limited water management and infrastructure, so there is a huge need for growth and technology.

Frequent audits and a requirement for bookkeeping may engender future hostility toward conservation interventions in this landscape, as producers expressed disappointment in measureable outcomes and certification's limited environmental management requirements.

For appropriate patients with limited disease, management with breast conserving surgery (BCS) followed by whole-breast radiation (RT) is supported by multiple Phase III studies, but mastectomy may be appropriate in selected patients.