Sentence examples for management duty from inspiring English sources

Since manager Dean McQuiddy took on double management duty in 1999, AmSouth has a 3.7% annual return, while Target has lost 1.3% a year.

Remarkable in today's announcement was the appearance of Mr. Chung, who stepped down from management duty earlier this year.

The new overtures by Mount Sinai put Continuum in the position of the belle of the dance, and hospital officials said Thursday that Continuum's leadership felt it had a management duty to at least explore what Mount Sinai had to offer before making a final decision.

In April 2012, California-based nonprofit SRI International came onboard, taking over management duty of the Hat Creek Radio Observatory (which includes the ATA).

When choosing whether to invest your time by self-managing, or pass the management duties along to a property manager, understanding all the duties required of maintaining a successful rental property will help you make the decision that is best for your rental business and lifestyle.

This new database conforms to recognized standards for natural history collections including the ability to manage and track collection management duties, as well as make the MCZ's historically and scientifically significant holdings available to researchers and the public alike.

On the other hand, managers should decrease home visits as much as possible as such work can be done by other staff, and more time should be reserved for management duties, which only managers can complete.

We also reject the claim of the private fund industry that lower earnings could result from taking managers' time away from their core management duties because they had to address heightened legal and disclosure requirements under the Dodd-Frank Act.

For example, a division manager who hires or fires an employee can instantly update that employee's access privileges, rather than having to ask the systems department to make changes to a number of separate systems.Responsibility for security can thus be devolved to managers and form part of their everyday management duties.

Mrs. James carries out office management duties and Mr. McDonald acts as the primary on-site manager.

Two of the participants were functioning as FMs at the time of the study, but were formally employed as operational managers (who spend 50% of their time on clinical duties and 50% on management duties, as delegated by the FM).