Sentence examples for management acting from inspiring English sources
He then began a new career in management, acting first as a consultant to the general manager with the Panthers before moving onto the Maple Leafs where he was an assistant to the general manager.
The question is which one is prevailing in top management acting before the energy begins to fall.
Our results show that the most relevant characteristics of integrated landscape initiatives in Europe are: a holistic approach to landscape management (acting in multifunctional landscapes and combining different objectives), the involvement and coordination of different sectors and stakeholders at many levels, and the role as agents of awareness raising and learning hubs.
Basically, these attempts have focused on specific changes to the standard equipment and management, acting on the nature of the materials composing the CPB circuit and oxygenator, on the technical aspects of the pump and the circuit, and on the priming volume and the anticoagulation management.
This focus creates concerns over self-management acting as a tool that allows some to abdicate responsibility at some stage in the prevention treatment caring chain.
These were of low monetary value but awarded directly and immediately in response to an action by a member of staff (commonly non-management) acting above and beyond their expected role and on their own initiative.
If you assume management was acting in the best interest of shareholders, this is the choice they would have made".
"Being independent from management and acting on behalf of those who pay for the BBC is a pretty good position, whoever the next government is," he says.
In his report, Sir Richard said he had "no doubt" that case management panels acting under the CPS's current procedures would have taken all three cases forward.
"Whatever we do, the situation will not improve substantially," Mr. Bacchetta said, adding that he must be careful not to offend the marastoon's Afghan management by acting too boldly.
Thom Yorke of Radiohead, who released their recent album In Rainbows via a download asking fans to pay what they wanted, accused EMI's new management of acting like a "confused bull in a china shop".
