Sentence examples for management ambitions from inspiring English sources

In a wide-ranging interview at his rented home in northern New Jersey, Lemieux discussed his reputation, his boyhood in Quebec, his empathy for victims of misfortune outside hockey, his religious beliefs, his singing voice (he sang a love song to his wife at their wedding), his management ambitions and his thoughts on a rugged sport.

And he is open to the possibility to a future move away from the club he joined from school to further his management ambitions.

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At the age of 42, Keane now has to row back to more conventional shores if his management ambitions are ever to be satisfied.

On the other hand, the obligation to account emissions from FM increases incentives for climate-investments in forestry, but the cap (again politically determined without relation to a Party's forest management ambitions) is again limiting such incentives.

But the management's ambitions remain substantial - a full-time community outreach worker starts work next month, and the theatre is committed to offering 100 seats per performance at only £12 for under-25s.

Worldwide's influence will inevitably grow, if it is to fulfil the management's ambition of quadrupling its current contribution to the BBC's revenues.Some areas of expansion are non-commercial, and that poses a different set of problems.

"We are [also] not convinced that BBC management's ambition to be 'part of' the web rather than 'on it' by embedding BBC content on other sites, such as YouTube, plays any role in acting as a 'trusted guide' to the wider web," the BBC Trust added.

"[International expansion] aligns with the [Flipkart] management team's ambitions, it aligns with an operating model that we [at Walmart] are comfortable with working with.

"I want to see more people playing and not worrying about middle management goals and ambitions, not stopping the kids and talking about having a laugh, learning on the job.

And David Brockton and Guy Hewett at Execution Noble say: "Poor operational management or over-ambition ultimately lies behind this particular contract failure, but we do not believe it is symptomatic of a deeper problem".