Sentence examples for managed and directed from inspiring English sources
All are managed and directed independently, with little attempt at co-ordination.
He retired in 1990 as a senior vice president with First Fidelity Bank, New Jersey (Wells Fargo) where he managed and directed the Financial Institutions Division.
Her mother has managed and directed her training since childhood with the aid of her father, who was also a famous tennis player.
This does not refer to the UK government's Community Resilience Programme, which essentially aims to produce community and to govern its behavior by forming identities and relationships that can be more efficiently managed and directed.
The diversity of cast and crew is second to none, and this most enduring of American brands is produced, managed and directed by a diversity of women.
His last position with the Army was Commanding General, U.S. Army Recruiting Command, at Fort Knox, KY, where he managed and directed an organization of more than 13,000 people in over 1,800 locations.
She is a corporate responsibility professional with 20 years' experience in managing and directing corporate responsibility in global companies.
You're recruiting and managing and directing a network of penetrations of terrorist groups and foreign governments, and you're managing those people".
The coach/director of cricket is responsible for preparing the players for the game but it is the captain's role to manage and direct them on the field.
Whether it be on agriculture, social policy, trade, electricity or postal services, the reflex from French MEPs is always the same: to preserve the central role of the French state in subsidizing, managing and directing the way in which businesses and citizens should behave.
But "managing" and "directing" hardly begin to describe the salvage operation Mr. Steel faces in trying to stabilize this scrappy, adventurous, financially tottering company, which has been reeling since November, when the board abruptly parted ways with Gerard Mortier, then the director-designate.
