Sentence examples for management belonged from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Mr. Cooperman emphasized that 35percentt of Omega Advisors' $5.4 billion in assets under management belonged to members of the firm and that business would continue as usual.

To him 'good behaviour', a broad term espoused by the present team management, belonged in school and probably not even there.

For one thing, roughly 60 percent — or $9 billion — of the $15 billion under management belongs to Mr. Cohen.

He said: "The idea that workers have nothing useful to contribute to management belongs to the 19th century, not the 21st".

Most experts will acknowledge that while cyber is a special kind of risk, its management belongs squarely within a company's enterprise risk management framework.

Charge transfer between cells (for charge equalization), dynamic battery reconfiguration, and thermal management belong to the intermediate layer, namely the module.

As Lifting The Burden considers models of headache service delivery and organization, and endeavours to make evidence-driven recommendations for change [17], one clear principle is that most headache management belongs in primary care.

23 provides that trees planted by the cooperative belong to the cooperative and that "trees planted by rural inhabitants around their houses and on private plots and hills under their management belong to themselves".

Provincial HIV managers belonged to separate management structures and discussed HIV data during HIV programme meetings (often including district-based HIV managers but excluding district horizontal managers).

Three hundred fifty seven (28.0%) users had their care plan created by care management agencies belonged to a medical corporation.

Directors and management generally belong to the same club: many directors themselves are C.E.O.'s or hold senior management positions with public companies.