Sentence examples for management to answer from inspiring English sources

But the presence of a lawyer representing Zions on the call bewildered many analysts and shareholders alike, Mr. Ryan said, by periodically not allowing Zions management to answer questions.

Rather than applying triage to focus on the most at risk people, or first-testers, in order to reduce the number of clients, they set up various strategies through time and resource management to answer all demands while maintaining the quality of counseling (1).

Until top management has to answer to truly independent boards, who themselves are selected by stakeholders and not by the chief executives, the insularity of corporate power will continue to invite abuse.

Altogether, a comprehensive vulnerability analysis is of great importance to forest management in order to answer following questions according to the respective silvicultural management regime applied: (1) what are the major risk factors, (2) how will risk affect different forest functions, (3) is action needed for adaptation measures, and (4) what adaptation measures can be applied?

Management also refused to answer questions from the Evening Standard over the issue.

"We would be pleased to discuss our plans for the combined company and we are available at any time to meet with the Sprint Board, management and advisors to answer any questions about our proposed merger," Charles Ergen writes.

We would be pleased to discuss our plans for the combined company and we are available at any time to meet with the Sprint Board, management and advisors to answer any questions about our proposed merger.

A cultural resource management investigation needs to answer questions like: Will this construction project damage or destroy a significant part of our nation's heritage?

IThes the SEclearesponsintenty tofensure thesethat Delaware court's decision is not used to subvert the SEC's stated mission and goals.

Ninety-four cancerctal cancer patients undergoing surgery under ERAS protocol management were asked to answer QoR-40 questionnaires preoperatively and on post-operative day (POD) 1, 3, 6 and one month after surgery.

Now we need a Magna Carta for Corporate America, requiring managements and boards to answer to their shareholders and granting shareholders enhanced legal rights to nominate and elect new board members.