Sentence examples for management to explore from inspiring English sources

Litton Industries said yesterday that its directors authorized management to explore the sale of the company's Advanced Electronics group, the 12 divisions that make up Litton's navigation and electronic warfare businesses.

Sarah Carey, a member of Yukos's board, said that its directors were asking Yukos's management to "explore other avenues," among them seeking help from Russia's securities regulators, finding a different dissolution agreement or even going to an arbitration court in London.

Answering this question would enable forest management to explore the advantages and disadvantages, as well as quantify the costs and benefits, of structural diversification.

The concept of using high-cost active management to explore so-called inefficient markets is a marketing gimmick that does nothing more then extract higher fees from an investor.

This allows HIT management to explore new avenues during the HIT development process in order to support, facilitate and improve real end-user participation.

We use an existing dynamic poliovirus transmission model of northwest Nigeria and an integrated global model for long-term poliovirus risk management to explore the impact of tOPV vs. bOPV vaccine choices on population immunity and cVDPV2 risks.

We sought to add to existing knowledge about collective action problems for invasive species management, and to explore the potential for community-based, polycentric approaches to improve management in this domain, through workshops and a survey of landholders regarding the weed serrated tussock (Nassella trichotoma) in two regions of New South Wales, Australia.

We included items on the clinicians' personal weight management practices to explore whether personal practices affected the likelihood of providing weight management services to obese patients.

We used focus groups with practitioners (CATC Hrecruiting doctors, nurses and the trial management team) to explore their views and experiences of recruitment and consent seeking; on trial management issues; and the ethical considerations related to informed consent.

Cardinal said its board backed a management recommendation to explore a potential separation of the company's primary operating and reporting segments.

Under pressure from Carl C. Icahn, the financier, the board of the Nabisco Group Holdings Corporation authorized management yesterday to explore selling the company or a controlling stake.