Sentence examples for management spoke from inspiring English sources

Management spoke with great optimism and determination about what these changes would lead to.

RBS said: Management spoke of a potential fit between Dixons and Kesa.

The management spoke to Mr Suárez and asked him what had happened.

"The management spoke to workers yesterday and were honest about the situation, they were applauded on a number of occasions.

At a recent meeting of industry executives, Darleen A. Druyun, the principal deputy assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition and management, spoke glowingly about the future of unmanned aerial vehicles.

In the second part of the interview, which aired on July 15, Favre expressed his frustration with Packer management, spoke of his sympathy for successor Aaron Rodgers' predicament, and affirmed he is 100 percent committed to playing football in 2008.

Sometimes people will talk about product management as sort of a hub and spoke model, or product management's job is to make all the spokes go around and basically fill in the gaps, which is kind of one of the other reasons I really love my job is because I never really know what I'll be doing in the morning.

In particular, the transport management has to decide whether a pure hub-and-spoke system should be realized, where all quantities within the transportation network flow over the hub from or to the depots, or whether a hybrid hub-and-spoke network is preferred in which direct transports also take place.

In addition to the design problem, the operative planning task of a hub-and-spoke network is a challenging task for the management of such transportation networks.

AS MARTIN SHEEN SPOKE BY PHONE a few weeks after filming his "Anger Management" episode, it was clear that Charlie's public meltdown and his reaction to it were still tender subjects.

The Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City (SSTEC) in China was designed to leverage Singaporean expertise in top-down city planning, systematic management, and water treatment technologies and act as a replicable hub-and-spoke model.