Sentence examples for management taskforce from inspiring English sources

Cara calls for a pain management taskforce, funding into addiction research, better access to treatment options and drug rehabilitation rather than incarceration.

The country's chief cabinet secretary, Osamu Fujimura, told a news conference on Friday that Japan had set up a crisis management taskforce to monitor the situation and was co-operating with the US and South Korea.

Never settling, IBM management charged a taskforce with developing a personal computer to compete in the young, growing market for smaller, more versatile machines.

Finally, the list was checked by the chairman of the 'WaalWeelde' Taskforce Floodplain Management.

A taskforce on management and continuous improvement of CHW programs can collaborate in establishing regulations as well as designing, implementing and monitoring programs.

This recognition led to the establishment of a taskforce 'floodplain management' in October 2011, which aimed to find an integrated, multi-player approach for the maintenance of the newly constructed multifunctional river landscapes, an approach that had been very successful in the early planning and implementation phases.

Savile was a volunteer for more than four decades at the hospital, had keys to its secure unit and at one point in 1988 was appointed to lead a "taskforce" overseeing the management of the hospital after its management board was dismissed by the then health secretary, Kenneth Clarke.

Next stop: Taking Taskforce beyond task management, pushing integration with other tools, like Dropbox, for example.

Contributing to the advancement of applied futures for business development, Denise led a taskforce for the Management of Accelerated Technology Innovation (MATI), an industry-academic consortium, to assess and develop best practices for use of foresight in technology sourcing and technology roadmapping.

Putting people in the picture 'It would be a funny organisation that didn't consider people central to success,' says Denise Kingsmill, head of the DTI taskforce on human capital management, which has just delivered its final report, Accounting for People.

Chris Cheetham, global chief investment officer at HSBC global asset management, said: "The establishment of this taskforce is an important step towards creating the transparency and consistent standards needed for investors and pension funds to understand the risks and opportunities within their portfolios as we transition to a low carbon economy".