Sentence examples for management and command from inspiring English sources

The agency and the British National Space Centre jointly outlined 19 recommendations for the management and command of any such future missions.

"I want you to know that I think this is a massive failure of competency and management and command," said Representative Paul W. Hodes, Democrat of New Hampshire.

The president initially favored Gen. James E. Cartwright, the current vice chairman, before questions of personnel management and command style pushed him out of the running.

Micro-world simulations can be used for training basic co-ordination and collaborative work in emergency management and command-and-control situations.

Centrality measures are often associated with power (Moschitz and Stolze 2009) and innovation in the rural community (Spielman et al. 2011), indicating that those with higher scores tend to be innately more capable in the context of agricultural management and therefore commanded respect from within the community.

Jock chaired the village management board and commanded the Selukwe Company of the Southern Rhodesia Volunteers; he was also a founder member of the Selukwe Freemasons' Lodge and president of the town football and rugby clubs.

Don Tapscott, of "Wikinomics" fame, argued that the information revolution is replacing one kind of management (command-and-control) with another (based on self-organising networks).

In some spheres of environmental management, command-and-control instruments are being replaced, or at least supplemented, by economic instruments designed to penalize those whose actions harm others (Stavins 2003) or to incentivize those whose actions benefit others (Kinzig et al. 2011).

It's more useful if you right-click it: you get a series of useful shortcuts including an elevated command prompt, disk management and the control panel.

This network is composed of observations from the local people, an established preparedness system, a professional monitoring system, and an information management and early warning command system (Li 2000, 2002).

I witnessed an example of this recently when the young staff and interns of a small nonprofit rebelled against the executive director's old-style "command and control" management, and complained en masse to the Board of Directors.