It also defines the chains of command through which enterprise management exerts leadership, accountability, and control.
She spoke of the sales pressure management exerted on advisers to invest client's money in this product.
The hypothesized decline in stemflow with increasing tree age was not supported, and canopy cover variations and forest management exerted a greater control on inter-stand differences in stemflow fluxes.
Any controls should take into account the huge mental and physical burden that intensive disease management exerts upon patients with diabetes.
Use of reported data by regulators and managers: medical insurance authorities, local health authorities, and health organisation managers may use the reported data for decisions in payment (or reimbursement), health planning, and performance management, exerting financial and administrative pressure on healthcare providers (individual or institutional level).
Both the Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange permit companies to issue more than one class of shares, which can allow founders or management to exert disproportionate control over a company by increasing the voting rights of the shares they hold.
Government authorities should also pay attention to feedback to humanize management and exert greater effort toward developing a fair, just, open, scientific, and effective evaluation system.
Unfortunately, our clinical experience along with the empirical evidence suggests that compared with mothers, fathers tend to take a too-small role in their child's diabetes management and exert fewer efforts at monitoring the child (13, 14).
Politicians have tried to compensate for the collapse of the old hierarchies and the failure of the centralised state by using performance indicators and micro-management to exert control.
The exploitive management practices exerted by hill population in oak forests have encouraged pine (Saxena et al.1984).1984
