Sentence examples for managed far from inspiring English sources

World dementia envoy Dennis Gillings said: "Awareness of dementia is increasing and action is being taken, and that will ensure the condition is managed far better in our society.

So we believe that if full responsibility is — in a very reasonable and logical framework — handed over to the Iraqi government the whole situation will be managed far better.

He's ahead of such dugout geniuses as Tony La Russa (.535), Piniella (.517) and Jim Leyland (.496), who have been at it a lot longer, and have managed far better than the nondescript Ned Yost (.477) and Manny Acta (.385), each of whom got a second chance.

Mr Clinton, who in 2000 had spent more time talking of his own achievements than Mr Gore's, declared himself to be "a footsoldier in the fight for our future", and praised Mr Kerry by contrasting his service in Vietnam not only with Mr Bush's and Dick Cheney's combat-avoidance, but his own.The choreography of handing over to new leadership was managed far better than in 2000.

After being dragged in front of Starr's tribunal in the 1990s, previously pronounced dead after "Hillarycare," Mrs. Clinton became a highly approved New York senator, which she jettisoned into a presidential candidacy, landing as Secretary of State (a job she's managed far better than she did her '08 campaign), because even after the brutal primary battle Pres.

Project management in today's organizations demands multi skilled persons who can handle and manage far more than their predecessors and requires competencies that span all of the critical management fields.

Its purpose, it tells us, is "to create an enthusiasm for the neglected", but it manages far more than that.

Swiss and German cities manage far more of their journeys by bike, foot and public transport than UK cities do.

But the number intending to hand over still more money for hedge funds to manage far outweighs those planning to withdraw cash.

Bristolian Eddie Hapgood, his Arsenal and England career over, came home  to manage, far more modestly, Bath City and to celebrate a libel success.

Salomon moved ahead of Merrill Lynch to rank first among underwriters of investment-grade bonds by managing far fewer but much larger offerings.