Sentence examples for management mentioned from inspiring English sources
"Management mentioned that further investments in its Australian coalmine project shall be dependent on visibility of revival in global coal prices," it said.
Litigation No matter how BP fares with all the dimensions of crisis management mentioned above, litigation may be the most critical.
This assumption could easily fail because of dynamic mobile environment in which videos are coded and decoded at the same time or because of the dynamic power management mentioned above.
The second sub-category in quality management mentioned in long-term care policy documents was the challenges in goal-setting.
In the Medical Department and KCH at large, management mentioned that it is struggling with little or no accountability from staff, low or lack of commitment and low staff motivation (Additional file 1: Appendix 1, Sections 4.5.1, 4.5.2).
[Later in interview] It went from 6 to 5 and the doctor said, 'don't worry, it's alright,' she says, 'I've got a patient on 4, been on 4 for years and she's still alive, don't worry.'"(Male, 87, conservative management, unit 9) Another, who had been told about dialysis and conservative management mentioned that a doctor from another hospital had stressed the need for dialysis.
Although this line is comparatively little used (the management mentions 6 million tons of freight per year, not indicating the year), the management expects the line to be fully used in the foreseeable future for oil and copper ore export, and has plans to double-track it.
If possible, the performance management activities mentioned above should be integrated in a performance management system.
People on the players' and the management sides mentioned the potential problem of fans' reaction to the complaints of players making $10 million a year.
Whatever shape the revamped hotel may take, Cousty told me that the new management "clearly mentioned that they do not want to transform the Lutetia into a synagogue".
Dr. Pfeiffer, of the anger management association, mentioned seven factors that can make someone "function out of the primitive part of the brain," among them stress, anxiety and tiredness.
