Sentence examples for management ability to from inspiring English sources
The public investment programme has been made possible by Labour's transformation from a party that was viewed with some scepticism over its economic management ability to become the party of economic competence.
I've emphasised project management, ability to communicate complex ideas, problem solving, and strategic thinking as relevant to a business development role.
That includes things like advanced charts, follower analytics, breaking news alerts, mobile and desktop management, ability to change the color scheme and multiple account switching.
The document also establishes thirteen security domains: 1. Governance and risk management: ability to measure the risk introduced by adopting cloud computing solutions, such as legal issues, protection of sensitive data and their relation to international boundaries; 2.
There were four main criteria, the Higher Education and Research Ministry says in a statement: excellence in research, training and capacity to innovate, national and international partnerships, and management ability to implement the plan.
We (The Detroit Water and Sewage Department) were talking about the problems of the Flint Water Department (financial management, ability to perform, cleanliness of water, elimination of contaminants, mercury levels, lead levels) back in 2004.
But, if foreign investors expected his management abilities to match his lofty free-market rhetoric, they have only themselves to blame.
Adding open programming and management abilities to the nodes can enhance the new network services.
This instrument assesses a broad repertoire of self-management abilities to maintain one's well-being.
The dependent variable, self-management abilities to maintain overall well-being, is conceived of as being influenced by patient professional interaction, with more productive interaction assumed to result in a greater increase (or smaller decrease) in self-management abilities.
Self-management abilities to maintain overall well-being were measured at T1 and T2 using the short (18-item) version of the Self-Management Ability Scale (SMAS-S) [ 32, 33].
