Sentence examples for management suggested from inspiring English sources

Residential admission does no favours to those who don't need it, and the carefully-worded statement from care management suggested that Beryl may have felt initially that she could not manage Richard's care any longer after his operation.

Her management suggested taking the latter.

He joined the Boston Symphony Orchestra as a first violinist in 1938 and played with the orchestra for 49 seasons, regretting only that management suggested he retire before he hit the milestone of his 50th.

In an affidavit, the caregiver says that when he explained that he was there at night only to provide necessary assistance, the building management suggested that the sister and brother go to a nursing home.

Burbidge said: The original timetable set out by management suggested acquisitions for the UK life project would be completed within an 18-month time horizon (i.e. mid-2011) and we anticipate a reiteration of this goal at the strategy update [on February 23].

On Shire's attention deficit hyperactivity disorder drug, the bank added: Despite the fact that Adderall XR is holding market shares in the US better than anticipated, we understand that average pricing may have deteriorated since the second quarter results and we understand that the stocking effect might come a bit ahead of what management suggested (around $30m per quarter).

An examination of the scales of management suggests that for conservation outcomes on privately managed grazing enterprises to be positive, a new modus operandi for conservation governance is urgently needed.

With Icap management suggesting its cost response is likely to be limited to support function rationalisation and slowly lowering comp.

And Chinachem's cavalier attitude towards management suggests it was operating outside the world of disciplined, credit-scarred bankers.

The apparent joint league and union interest in discussing concussion management suggests that M.L.B. may soon follow other major sports leagues in developing formal guidelines.

(Karl Rove, though, reportedly referred to Cheney as "Management" — as in, "Better check with Management" — suggesting an influence not generally associated with vice presidents).