Sentence examples for manage a lower from inspiring English sources
The old route for a manager, many years ago, was to manage a lower league team and then progress through the ranks and the divisions and end up at the top.
It noted "the growing importance of network and non-network developments to securely manage an evolving, lower carbon electricity generation future".
The cost of NHS care is becoming increasingly important in the UK and anecdotal evidence suggests a high proportion of patients managed in level 3 care could more appropriately be managed with a lower level of care ideally in an HDU setting, while decisions can be made whether the physiological status of the patient justifies escalation of care.
He said policymakers have to look at flexible generation and at boosting energy storage to manage a successful transition to lower emissions electricity.
Severe complications were associated with delays in seeking health care, being managed in a lower level facility, and being referred to an upper level facility, and these are all interconnected and related factors.
The off-spinner took two for 58 in Victoria's innings, whereas Fawad managed a single lower-order wicket for 91 in only 21 overs when NSW replied, with Warner and Clarke forcing him out of the attack after only two overs before lunch.
Patients admitted are obviously more ill than patients that can be managed with a lower level of care than a hospital.
The categories include criteria for: having had an illness, injury, surgery or exacerbation; having impairments requiring assistance; meeting clinical stability; having an ability to tolerate a rehabilitation program; and, not being able to be managed in a lower level of care than the one being tested.
"He managed at a lower level in Spain, that's where he learned the art of management.
When TCP is used, retransmissions are managed at a lower layer and the process is much more efficient.
"The advantage of the motorbikes is that they can easily be managed at a lower level health facility," she adds.
