Sentence examples for management term from inspiring English sources

Institutional prestige, graduate prospects, and "student experience"—a vague management term roughly equating to customer satisfaction are the new buzz words in universities.

Another 27 GPs with residency in the Central Denmark Region, who were specially trained in the management of patients with MUS according to the Extended Reattribution and Management (TERM) Model [ 15], were invited in order to qualify and inspire the discussion in the focus groups.

Consider the possibility that the digital rights management term is adequate to use for general description - it is a generic term describing many technologies which ensure unauthorized redistribution of digital content.

"Some of the units within Lukoil, like Permneft, are, in management terms, very autonomous," said Ian Hague, co-manager of Firebird, a hedge fund specializing in Russian investments.

Management termed it an illegal strike.

It's a huge step – but only in management terms.

What are some of the "air traffic management terms" that are relevant to your report?

Harris, 35, was ruled out of the Australians' final warm-up match against Essex on Wednesday after suffering what team management termed soreness to his right knee.

Mr. Leir said the offer included what management termed "enhanced" severance packages for the laid-off Guild members, and that their remaining newsroom colleagues, who earn $543 to $795 per week, would receive flat raises of $10 per week.

He still has plenty to prove, or disprove, but he is only 44, still young in management terms, and for all his faults perhaps the sport might be willing to give him the benefit of the doubt.

In purely party management terms, they will probably succeed.