Sentence examples for manage and keep from inspiring English sources

The results identify the top-rated knowledge and/or competencies needed in branding a business, which are competence in research development, knowledge of brand strategic planning, ability to communicate added value in a clear way, knowledge of brand identity development, and ability to manage and keep the brand management process 'alive', respectively.

Stobert and Biddle [29], when exploring users' coping strategies for password management (i.e., how they manage and keep track of their passwords), found that most users ration their efforts to protect accounts they feel are more important and minimize their efforts (e.g., by reusing password) for accounts of lesser importance.

His 'whiz kids' installed computers and computerized systems to manage and keep track of everything and to bring order and sound fiscal management to the chaotic and bloated military establishment.

Terry Starbucker offers 10 sticky-note reminders for the busy leader, such as "measure what you manage, and keep raising the bar".

Whatever the criticisms of the Palestinian Authority, and there are many, Israel has increasingly depended on it to manage and keep the peace in a strategically critical swath of territory.

The French sides have more money which allows them to have bigger squads with more quality, so they can manage and keep their better players fresh.

This makes your hair look better, makes it easier to manage, and keeps it healthier longer.

Chris Hull hopes to keep at least 7 of the 10 he wrote down last week: Increase sales 15percentt at the Domino's pizza franchise he manages and keep at least half the 10 employees through 2002.

Choice of technology, he says, matters far less than managing both technology and users properly: "The key to having a firewall isn't the firewall, but how the policies are set, monitored, managed and kept up to date".

All of these flights, after all, need to be planned and managed (and kept out of trouble with the FAA).

His reason is echoed by others across India: Development strictly in the U.S. is expensive; development strictly in India is hard to manage and to keep on schedule.