Sentence examples for management concluded from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. Energy Department relies on too many consultants and committees for managing its loans and needs to beef up its management, concluded a review commissioned by the White House in the wake of publicity over failed solar panel maker Solyndra.

At some point, Ferrari management concluded that this was not a sustainable business model.

At the end of 2009, NovaStar management concluded that the company's financial reporting was "not effective".

"After a thorough analysis of Fleming's condition," Mr. Willmott said, "the board of directors and senior management concluded that today's court filings were both prudent and necessary.

Whilst it is positive to see that PayPoint has finally achieved a sale and the price is much higher than management concluded it was worth in the accounts a few weeks ago, it should be remembered that this is lower than the price paid for the business in 2010 (£29m+£4m contingent) and it has been unprofitable during this holding period.

While the facade was already suffering from sloppy past repairs, corrosion of its steel frame and deferred maintenance, "the unusually severe seismic events of Sept. 11, 2001" appeared to have caused significant additional damage, LZA Technology, a structural engineering consulting firm hired by building management, concluded in a September 2003 report.

The inspector general's inquiry, commissioned after 13 agents were suspected of drinking and soliciting prostitutes in Cartagena, Colombia before a visit by Obama in 2012, largely exonerated the secret service management, concluding that the incident was isolated and not indicative of a broader problem within the agency.

"They are very good at their risk management," concludes Durant.

A discussion of the implications of these findings for implementation theory and human service management concludes the paper.

A year ago the firm published a report on asset management concluding that fund sponsors with anything less than $20 billion won't be competitive.

The environmental segment which includes organizations such as the Sierra Club and the Nature Conservancy is the fastest growing segment at the moment, and Marrowstone's management concludes that in the near future, they will also include some of the largest nonprofits in the nation.