Sentence examples for management placement from inspiring English sources

@emilymfg Mulika is a 2007 fast track graduand from an Independent Theatre Council (ITC) arts management placement scheme set up to counter the under-representation of BAME practitioners in the Arts.

Production of the Straight Eight continued through several changes in management, placement of the Duesenberg Automobiles and Motors Company into receivership in January 1924, and the restructuring of the company into the Duesenberg Motor Company in February 1925, until the purchase of the company by E. L. Cord in October 1926.

Each ambulance team consists of three emergency medical services personnel, usually including at least one emergency lifesaving technician trained to provide advanced life support (advanced airway management, placement of intravenous line, and defibrillation).

This programme puts you through the six-week basic officer training before you undertake operational and management placements.

Together with his team he is responsible for around 80 management placements per year in the German new media sector.

In the present investigation, risk factors in 69 LMA primary airway management placements were assessed.

Key informants further reveal that image management, spatial placement and visual coherence are largely responsible for its maintenance.

The main factors which will impact the normal operation of the fan are the types of the fan, its inherent quality, installation, use and maintenance management, the placement environment of equipment, equipment operators, and the method of operation of the main fan.

Effective August 2013, state law mandates full disclosure of all direct and indirect investment management and placement agent fees in the Treasurer's Government Operations reports.

Worse still, the Treasurer has refused to comply with a new state law, which specifically requires full disclosure of all direct and indirect pension investment management and placement agent fees.

Crowding is often conceptualized as the result of increased demands of ED services (input), suboptimal care processes that prolong the ED stay (throughput), and finally inefficient management or placement of ED patients (output) [27].