Sentence examples for management program allows from inspiring English sources

Software such as Siebel's recently released employee-relationship management program allows companies to monitor their employees more effectively, which makes it easier for them to weed out their worst performers.

The reserve's management program allows for mining if all rules and regulations are complied with.

Early risk assessment of UA is at the center of the management program, which allows physicians to categorize patients according to the clinical characteristics and stratification of risk and different prognosis.

A data security program allows the management of data security risks and limits the organization's vulnerability to data compromise.

The ExamView assessment suite that accompanies the textbook has an extensive bank of test questions that are correlated with state and national standards and a management program to allow the teacher to generate and publish exams specific to each class.

The program allows 60 Tufts medical students to earn an M.B.A. in health care management in parallel with their four years of medical school.

The program allows schools to choose from four turnaround models: closing schools, turning schools over to a charter school management organization, shifting evaluation and curriculum, or replacing some staff.

The California program allows regulated industries to offset up to 8 percent of their own emissions by investing in programs like forestry management and agricultural manure management that reduce carbon emissions elsewhere.

This system – Decision Information System for Managing Urban Trees or DISMUT – facilitates the development of forest-level management programs by allowing the projection of change and work requirements that the result from historical and current plantings over the entire urban forest.

In early October, the company announced the initiation of a quarterly cash dividend and a buyback program allowing management to repurchase up to $100 million in company stock.

Now prompted by the threat of sanctions, some schools are urging students to enter "default management" programs that allow them to stop making payments temporarily.