Sentence examples for management copy from inspiring English sources
In the interview, Mr. Jobs chastised the recording industry for its efforts to handicap Apple and iTunes by offering digital music without digital rights management copy protection through competitors like Amazon.
The gist of it was that EMI would continue to sell music with DRM (digital rights management) copy protection, but that better-quality files would also be offered without DRM for a small extra charge.
Lauren Koopman is a director with PwC's Sustainable Business Solutions, focusing on corporate water management Copy on this page is provided by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
"We are trying to use R.R.I.s to institutionalize results-based management – copying what the private sector does," he said.
Mr. Fernandes added that Michelin management "would copy the United States if it could".
And, at the moment, digital rights management and copy protection measures restrict what you can do with your "books on file".
If they don't interview the man known as the White Rat, the Red Sox will be ignoring one of the tenets of sports management: Always copy the formula of how a frustrated franchise turned itself into a champion.
The DMCA is intended to stop the distribution of software and devices intended to circumvent DRM (Digital Rights Management) or copy-protection systems, though in some cases there may be a "fair use" provision.
On Monday, for instance, Bill Carter of The New York Times wrote an article in which Mr. Ailes mocked the infomercials that CNBC runs on weekends (for "nose tweezers and pimple squeezers," he said), while accusing the channel's management of copying Fox before it was even on the air by making moves like labeling itself "America's Business Channel".
The sustainable annual extraction rate of timber from suitable timber forest on ecotourism-controlled concessions was calculated in the same way as that for two existing and operational reforestation concessions that permit selective extraction, as described in their management plans, copies of which were obtained from the NGO ProNaturaleza [61], [62].
Similar services, including GOG.com (specializing in selling digital-right management-free copies of classic games), GoGamer.com and Direct2Drive, have popped up in the wake of Steam's success.
