Sentence examples for management meaning from inspiring English sources

The first term that comes to mind is "pigeon management" — meaning a manager who flies in from out of nowhere, squawks a lot, shits all over everything, and then flies off into the distance.

"Capital management meaning we could buy some of the overhang from the U.S. Treasury".

If you pick the right degree, it could prepare you for a career in festival management, meaning you never have to leave the festival feeling behind.

Those schools were under what is called "temporary care management," meaning they were without a permanent, full-time union custodial supervisor, known as a custodian engineer.

Sungevity's massive installation, interconnection and service teams — what Kennedy calls "project management," meaning everything that has to be done once the solar system has been ordered — worked here.

The site says it offers music as MP3 files with no digital rights management — meaning they can play on any music player — and artists can sell their songs on other sites as well.

The nurses get to know Humana's members, help them locate health information, find online and community resources, improve "self-management" (meaning medication and treatment adherence) and push them to live healthier.

Over the last twelve months, more than 500 companies have adopted Zenefits HR management tools, meaning that the company now manages payroll, benefits and HR (or some combination thereof) for over 5,000 employees.

Our management group, meaning Don and Scott, are always able to express themselves.

The question is, rather, which features are selected by the language as vectorial in the overall management of meaning.

In some cases Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial and UBS, for instance the CEO's pay is lumped together with that of the management board, meaning that we estimated the top guy's pay based on the aggregate figure.