Sentence examples for management to exercise from inspiring English sources
"It is the duty of the management to exercise its control and see that the work is not performed" if the employer does not intend to pay for it, the rules say.
It is one thing for management to exercise its business judgment to determine how much of its shareholders' money should be used to settle a case brought by former shareholders or third parties, Rakoff said.
On Sunday night, the unions agreed to allow management to exercise control over implementation of new technology.
Adam says that the restrictions placed on the club by the police encourage the venue management to exercise more control over drug-related activity rather than attempt to eradicate it completely.
"Management has to exercise some judgment".
Consider the description of executive behavior offered by John Kenneth Galbraith in his 1967 book, "The New Industrial State": "Management does not go out ruthlessly to reward itself -- a sound management is expected to exercise restraint".
One City source believes that, despite the clamour for a deal, ITV management is right to exercise caution with media assets, particularly in the production sector, considered to be too highly priced.
"Management," the late JK Galbraith wrote in 1967, "does not go out ruthlessly to reward itself – a sound management is one expected to exercise restraint".
"It is necessary to exercise management and control over the rare earth industry, but there won't be any embargo," he said.
The company's flagship product, MokaFive Suite, allows IT departments to exercise management control over the deliverance of secure virtual computing environments, to any hardware platform (be it Mac or PC).
Some of that potential, however, is fast turning into real money for foreign investment banks, in particular Goldman Sachs and UBS, who have been given the political privilege to exercise management control in their Chinese joint venture operations.
