Sentence examples for management pointing from inspiring English sources

Some reckon such controls can aid crisis management, pointing to the experience of Malaysia in the late 1990s.

He said the better results were also down to excellent staff morale and "superb management", pointing out that he has delivered four years of market-beating growth.

Western diplomats in Vienna, where the IAEA has its headquarters, defended Amano's management, pointing out that much of the material on weaponisation had been previously raised when ElBaradei ran the agency, albeit in less detail, and was based on 1,000 pages of documentation.

The telecommunications company Sprint Nextel lost money and customers in the second quarter, even as its management pointed to signs of a turnaround.

Andy Grove, in High Output Management, points out that in professional sports (which is highly competitive, optimized and measured), 50percentt of the players win every game, and 50percentt lose.

Mark Dierkes, an analyst at Wayne Hummer Asset Management, points to products like the company's blended spices, which make cooking easier for novice chefs, and disposable gourmet pepper mills.

Soon, the traffickers were complaining, asking where their money was, but the management pointed to a fake banking error.

A number of music industry officials, including Jason Owen of Monument Records and Sandbox Management, pointed to Huckabee's opposition to LGBTQ rights when expressing their dissent. .

The relatively low scores for standard 5 (the quality of case management) pointed to where pressing corrective actions were needed.

However, individual and social resources are needed to generate capacity, responsibility, and motivation for self-management, pointing to a balanced role for health services and wider enabling networks.

Secrecy leads managers to make bad decisions that are discriminatory and bad from a talent management point of view.