Sentence examples for management of men from inspiring English sources
By this time they had learned a lot about theatre business, management of men.
The nature of man was no longer the problem; rather, it was the better organization and management of men.
Guttridge's telling conclusion is that "management of men, courage in combat, organizational abilities, tact and imagination all were impressively displayed throughout Adolphus Greely's long life, with one exception.
Until the 20th century, training emphasized the handling of weapons, the drilling and management of men, tactics and strategy, and ceremonial; for naval cadets, navigation was included.
His success was a compound of acute intuitions of the public mood and a superb capacity for the management of men.
She was more often in Ireland and so more accessible than Yeats, who professed to be sick of "theatre business, management of men", and spent much time in London.
These results may be helpful in working out some strategies for the management of man made or natural ecosystems involving economically important species, in designing conservation efforts, and in framing management strategies for the rare and endangered species.
One was a narrative 2010 review focusing on the nature and content of the 17 included studies, in order to advance understanding of self-management of men with prostate cancer, and did not focus on the outcome data 7. Two systematic reviews looked at psychosocial interventions for men with prostate cancer 8, 9.
Despite some literature describing these gender differences, there is still a gap in comprehensive narrative accounts of the management experiences of men and women living with diabetes.
Asking for withdrawal could just be a surrogate for other unmeasured characteristics or risk management strategies of men at increased risk for HIV.
Under the management of the men's father, the Woodman Brothers Biggest Little Big Band in the World became well known among musicians; the brothers' trick was to trade instruments several times during a set.
