Sentence examples for management the latter from inspiring English sources

What they have in common are lucrative fees: managers typically charge 20percentt of profits and 2percentt of total funds under management — the latter of which they earn regardless of performance.

There are big shortcomings in both workforce and management (the latter, according to Ken Livingstone, London's mayor, are "knuckleheads").

According to Adele's management, the latter was "too much like a Sia song", which was possibly something of a turning point.

Even though the application of aggregated drought information at the regional level has been useful in drought management, the latter can be further improved by evaluating the structure and evolution of a drought at the local scale.

Different management practices (mowing, grazing, abandonment and mixed management; the latter including the previous three) were applied for at least five consecutive years at 34 sites, where plants and different insect groups were subsequently sampled.

While the notation is preferred for intercellular interference management, the latter is used for intracell resource allocation.

By mutual agreement, neither the guild nor management--the latter represented by the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers--would disclose details of the new contract until guild negotiators presented it to the membership at Monday night's meetings.

The platform is based on a hybrid-model approach consisting of a model-based information management system and a resource management system, the latter also referred to as DCMS.

It added: "Mr Casula attended theatres to advise on the patient's management in the latter stages of the operation". The trust said Mr Clark's death was accurately attributed to Mr Casula.

Those are large-scale grazing and other uses of grasslands, as well as forest "management". With the latter, many trees and other types of vegetation are subtracted from forests — often the larger and older trees due to logging — but the forests as a whole don't disappear.

The percentage of neighboring land employed in agriculture or crop uses and the number of bordering landowners are important positive predictors of willingness to cooperate concerning joint forest management, while the latter has a negative effect on willingness to coordinate timing of harvest.