Sentence examples for management handbooks from inspiring English sources

Nearly 70 years after it was published, with sales of 16 million and climbing, HTWFAIP can claim to be the grandaddy of all management handbooks.

The simple survey was conducted by scientists working in the region supported by statistical data and farm management handbooks.

Average activities represent the mean of activities carried out on a representative sample of farms, while typical activities are described on the basis of representative activities such as available in farm management handbooks or extension brochures.

The society started several management training programmes, developed management handbooks and designed innovative activities to support rural district hospital doctors, such as rural doctor journals/newsletters, public recognition for extraordinary performance, visits to rural hospitals by senior doctors for morale support and provincial rural doctor coaches.

Now in a digital version, it is also much more accessible than your typical management handbook or toolkit.

But the sector is still proving a little cautious, according to consultant Rob Jackson, co-author of The Complete Volunteer Management Handbook.

In the new management handbook as rewritten by finance, the concerns of employees, shareholders and even communities could be jettisoned to raise stock prices.

Simon Bainbridge, a professor of Romantic Studies at Lancaster University, held up a copy of Wordsworth's "Prelude" and told the students that the 13,000-line poem "is our management handbook".

This may not be in the crisis management handbook, even at the 101 level — a place the Woods crisis overshot on Day 1.

These practices have been nicely summarized in a new Tick Management Handbook produced by Dr. Kirby C. Stafford III with the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station.

To that end, a database including 72 data points has been collected from the energy management handbook.