Sentence examples for management assumptions from inspiring English sources

One such presentation came from Joseph Fuller, the chief executive of the Monitor Group's Action Company, who questioned the management assumptions of recent years.

However, fire engineering solutions make different assumptions on fire services intervention and are based on a number of engineering and management assumptions.

Legacy legislation addressing issues in a fragmented way, associated 'ring-fenced' budgets and established management assumptions represent obstacles to implementing 'systemic solutions'.

At a minimum, a debate about management assumptions is much needed, if innovative approaches are to emerge.

The latter forms the premise of demand management assumptions around policies designed to increase self-management activities of a population resulting in decreased demand and utilisation of services [ 39].

"For about 100 years, the status quo wildlife management assumption is that hunting, trapping, and angling are good conservations strategies," University of Wisconsin-Madison environmental scientist Adrian Treves said.

The 'Increase bait density' option refers to the usual management assumption that more baits per km2 could compensate for high fox abundance and override the imperfect supply of bait pieces to the individual fox.

It's the booking agent who translates a band and management's assumptions and aspirations into a concrete tour itinerary.

"It's an investor's job to determine the economic realism of management's assumptions," Mr. Olstein said.

For a social discipline such as management, the assumptions are actually a good deal more important than are the paradigms for a natural science.

These statements are based on management's best assumptions and beliefs in light of the information currently available to it.