Sentence examples for management if it from inspiring English sources

The Co-operative Group risks entrenching power in the hands of its management if it adopts a proposal to change how it selects its directors, the embattled mutual's former group secretary has warned.

Although he praised Farage's achievement in growing the party, he said sometimes a startup "needs to change gear and to change its management if it's to go the next level".

Mr Carswell had told the BBC that UKIP needed "to change gear and change its management if it's to go to the next level" and said the party's disappointing result at the Oldham by-election had revealed the need for a "fresh face".

Failing that, the company's management, if it's worth its salt, is at least thinking about it.

But he raised a problem worth digging into: How should a company do performance management if it really believes in its talent and wants to raise everyone's game?

Sometimes, a company sharply curtails analyst access to management if it deems that a rating on its stock is too low.

Mr Wang said the party must adhere to "strict self-management" if it wanted to change how ordinary people live.

Asked what Andersen would have done had it believed there was fraud at Mr. DeLorean's company, David Landsittel, the firm's managing director of auditing procedures, said it would have followed the usual procedures dictated by "generally accepted auditing standards" - starting with notifying the audited company's top management and, if it fails to properly respond, its board.

This provides a major challenge for the design of effective spatial management strategies if it is necessary to protect a species across its life-history stages.

Moreover, nearly all the research on employee-owned companies points in one direction: if a company doesn't have participative management structures, if it doesn't help employees learn to think and act like owners, putting stock into their hands doesn't make much difference.

The district has the power to end a management contract if it decides a school is not being run well.