Sentence examples for management have brought from inspiring English sources
The management have brought a real energy and the whole mentality has changed.
These changes in land use and management have brought in different approaches that have triggered soil erosion and other forms of land degradation.
These new assumptions about the scope of silvicultural management have brought important changes in the general research approach.
Over the last ten years, our research on global competition, international alliances, and multinational management has brought us into close contact with senior managers in America, Europe, and Japan.
Since 2001, effective basin management has brought about improved environment conditions, with a more optimal hierarchical structure of vegetation cover.
The increase in scope, complexity and awareness of uncertainty in fisheries management has brought methodological and institutional changes throughout the world.
His near-decade in club management has brought mixed results but the bulk of the Welshman's success has been with mid-ranking Premier League teams.
The intensification of agriculture, pollution and development, plus poor riverside management, has brought about the loss and degradation of the riverbank habitat in which the voles live.
A free (and popular) Mr Khodorkovsky could yet interfere with this plan by running himself, or backing another candidate.Even more alarming for the Kremlin is that Yukos's former management has brought a case to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
The free classified advertising website Craigslist makes much of its disdain for corporate culture - but its unorthodox management has brought it into conflict with one of its biggest shareholders, eBay.
With the participation of environmental risks into the research agenda, green management has brought different perspectives to management research.
