Sentence examples for management has concluded from inspiring English sources

Now, LTV's management has concluded that its losses, $2 million a day, are simply too large.

Following a full investigation the England team management has concluded that the England player was in no way responsible for nor retaliated to the attack.

Because of uncertainties about its ability to increase its capital levels, the company quarterly report said Friday, "management has concluded that there is substantial doubt about Colonial's ability to continue as a going concern".

I worry that the current console love affair with indie will come to an end once management has concluded that their platform has enough of those kinds of games to look cool.

"Following a full investigation, the England team management has concluded that the England player was in no way responsible for, nor retaliated to, the attack," said the ECB statement.

In a statement, the ECB added: "Following a full investigation, the England team management has concluded that the England player was in no way responsible for nor retaliated to the attack.

"Our board of directors and senior management have concluded that it is no longer feasible to complete the commissioning and start-up of the reactors," said Hugh MacDiarmid, the chief executive of Atomic Energy, which is owned by the government.

The board said that by the time Deloitte issued its 2003 audit of Ligand Pharmaceuticals, a San Diego company, the firm's management had concluded that the San Diego audit partner, James L. Fazio, 46, had performed poor audits in the past and should not be assigned to future audits of public companies.

However, meta-analysis of trials of intensive case management have concluded that the clinical benefits (particularly reduced inpatient service use) are most evident where there is higher fidelity to the ACT model and higher use of inpatient care in the local population [ 3, 4].

Meta analyses of arthritis self-management have concluded that it is difficult to recommend any one program in preference to another due to inconsistencies in the study designs used to evaluate different programs.

One of those communities is Fairbourne in Gwynedd, where a council management plan has concluded there should be no new or improved defences after 2025.