Sentence examples for management admitting from inspiring English sources

The information within showed UoL management admitting that its policy of outsourcing workers has managed to pull off the neat trick of making services both worse and more expensive.

One of those players to leave could be England goalkeeper Jack Butland, with Birmingham's management admitting that they had no control over his future.

He'd also publicly struggled with depression and pain management, admitting in "Dancer" that, at the time he was performing with the Royal, he sometimes considered himself to be a prisoner of his own body.

"I don't think we could have done it only with Japanese management," admits Keishi Egawa, Mazda's managing executive officer in charge of corporate planning and financial services.

Both have brilliantly practiced the new art of crisis management: admit wrongdoing immediately, apologize and rectify.

The response of the management admits the need for thoroughness in preparing for board meetings.

"Management admits that they withhold meals from employees as a form of punishment when workers complain about food".

Now, the Garden management admits that with just under 1,000 tickets unsold for the Bucks game, it is unlikely that walkup sales will generate a sellout.

Yesterday, humbled management admitted there would in fact be no revenue growth this year thanks to "a rapid decline in demand for pure internet projects".

Peng Ronghui of Zhongshan's department in charge of migrant management admits that the city's migrant population has created "a problem of social control".

Veolia has just got rid of most of it notably, to Siemens, this spring—at an overall loss, the new management admits, of $4 billion.