Sentence examples for management appeals from inspiring English sources

The Management appeals not to the guest's sense of honor but to his sense of pity.

Management appeals to him and he has started doing his coaching badges.

The five-year agreement would allow members regular meetings with management, an appeals process for discipline and access to several benefits programs such as insurance and legal services.

Channel Ten management immediately appealed Netanyahu's decision to the Supreme Court, which the government, revealingly, did not contest; as I write, the sale of the channel to RGE seems back on track.

Uber drivers could still work directly with the company and would not need to go through the Guild if they wanted to negotiate with management or appeal a grievance on their own. .

In conclusion, while case management intuitively appealed to all stakeholders as a proactive approach to addressing unmet needs, we encountered multiple barriers to the implementation of case management for dementia in primary care in England.

After management repeatedly ignored appeals for change by Romeo and his co-workers, they joined with UNITE-HERE, the hotel workers union, to put a living wage initiative for hotel workers on the ballot in Long Beach.

Additionally, opportunities in wholesaling, logistics and supply chain management may also appeal".

People are motivated to change by their hearts as much as or more than they are by their heads; successful change management programs must appeal to both.

In an attempt to broaden So Solid's appeal, management had in fact hired a new PR company, the Outside Organisation, whose other clients have included David Bowie and the Beckhams.

As with last week's opening episodes, this was a double bill of varying quality: the first episode drawing some interesting parallels between the newsroom and the New Democrats as each tried to balance the demands of image management and popular appeal with integrity; the second taking a piggy detour as it asked what level of sacrifice is acceptable in the pursuit of furthering one's own career.