Sentence examples for management fundamentals from inspiring English sources
[C14.] Australian Bank's $2 Billion Blunder The National Australia Bank, the country's biggest, bungled its foray into the American mortgage market by overlooking risk management fundamentals and by making a simple computer error.
This chapter explores the management fundamentals that a project engineer needs to comprehend.
The lectures were on yoga, its place in daily life, its application to stress management, fundamentals of nutrition and health education relevant to their illness.
Employing management fundamentals such as proper positioning, that is, ramping for the obese, judicious administration of sedative-analgesics versus the rapid sequence approach, and maintaining spontaneous ventilation when appropriate and an awake technique when indicated for the ultra-high risk patient, is imperative [ 14].
To stimulate his thinking, could I advocate a fundamental rethink of the offender management system, fundamental in that it rejects what was implemented following his last report?
This is where effective governance and risk management is fundamental.
"Responsible lending, credit quality and arrears management remain fundamental to the success of our business," he added.
Except for O'Shea, all the coaches believe the management made fundamental errors that led to their humiliating early exit after defeats against Wales and Australia.
In the words of the Deutsche Bank prospectus, "Bain Capital's investment philosophy is characterized by its demonstrated belief that a combination of strong management, sound fundamental business analysis, focused strategy, and aggressive action substantially improves a business's profits and value".
Mr. Whyte said that despite two years of crisis management, the fundamental structure of the euro zone remained intact, with lower-productivity economies in the south yoked to higher-productivity economies in the north, which prevents the laggards from competing through a currency devaluation.
Quality management is fundamental not only on a managerial level, but also among lower level employees.
