Sentence examples for management changeover from inspiring English sources

Joan Picanyol, the center's deputy director, also noted that if the government's goal was to squeeze spending through a management changeover, the forced hiatus will instead amount to "a significant waste of public money, not to talk of the reputational damage that has in any case now been done to this place".

"We will need to see a generation or two of management changeover to really leverage the power [of cross-channeling]." Successful integration, said Larkins, will require top managers to embrace new technology systems.

Additional administrative management of staff changeover was estimated at about 16 h per session (160 h in total).

Outrage over the botched billings, and resulting long hold times on the phone when customers tried to fix the problems, contributed to a changeover in DWP management in early 2014.

The most unusual aspect of this changeover from China Grill Management to ESquared Hospitality is the addition, on Thursdays from 4 to 9 p.m., of Hester Nights, a night market spin-off with vendors from the Hester Street Fair on the Lower East Side: 851 Avenue of the Americas (29th Street), (646) 646-7140.

Guyette: A filmmaker named Kate Levy and I did a short documentary about the water problems in the year after the changeover, and the connection to emergency management, really taking seriously the concerns being expressed by the residents.

A company that had developed and introduced eight new models during a four-year period, before undertaking the cost-minimization strategy, had subsequently so specialized its work force, process technology, and management that it consumed nearly a year in model development and changeover.

In a press release describing the changeover, RIM cited Heins' 27 years of telecommunications experience and management skills.

Norepinephrine syringe changeovers are among the most important and stressful procedures required by the management of shock.

If this is due to the changeover of junior hospital staff, then this has potential implications not only for patient care, but for NHS management approaches to delivering safe care.

The changeover is complete.