Sentence examples for management operations that from inspiring English sources

Of all the financial companies with fund management operations that are themselves listed on the FTSE 100, only three – Aviva, Standard Life  and St James's Place  – have signed up to the five-year L-tip holding period.

Here are details of some of the seven guidelines, which are reiterated on the best-practices list: *Consultants should ask agencies for information in areas like financial and management operations that is "relevant to the specific search" and not to build their own databases.

Its objective is to identify the actors involved and trace the relevant flows, precisely characterizing the material and processing or management operations that contribute to the production of the final items.

Either way, the European appetite for taking part in the types of crisis management operations that everyone acknowledges will be the main security challenges in the coming decades has greatly diminished.

Hutton, a brokerage firm that was acquired in 1987 by Shearson (now part of Citigroup); his uncle Jonathan J. Bush ran a small money management operation that was later sold to Riggs Bank; and a second cousin, George Herbert Walker IV, is a managing director at Goldman Sachs.

Some years ago Quinlan told Nama, Ireland's state-owned toxic loan management operation, that he would never be able to repay the millions he owes.

Merkel has, unenthusiastically, heeded old German military commitments in Afghanistan and Kosovo, but she has kept Germany firmly out of entanglements in the new type of crisis-management operation that is emerging from the crises in Libya, Mali and Syria.

When Clinton faced impeachment in the late 1990s, he assembled a crisis-management operation that dealt with fallout from his affair with Monica Lewinsky while allowing the rest of the White House to deal with day-to-day policy matters.

Chaplin will serve as vice president of Sega Mobile, and oversee operations for North, Central and South America, including the management of operations that were previously directed by Sega of Japan.

Of course, what's happening behind the scenes is a sophisticated fraud management operation, one that counts Sequoia's Michael Moritz as a board member and which was most recently valued at $2.25 billion.

He encouraged a revision of the management philosophy governing park operations that would have permitted inappropriate commercial and recreational activities to trump conservation, the park service's fundamental mission.