Sentence examples for management to move from inspiring English sources
Xe Services said that the settlement "enables Xe's new management to move the company forward free of the costs and distraction of ongoing litigation, and provides some compensation to Iraqi families".
He wanted to go into hotel or restaurant management, to move away from being a private chef and traveling with families (Mr. Cosby had five homes, and a private aircraft the chef stewarded).
"GMB is advising the TUC and affiliated unions with members in other plants of the position and asking them to resist any attempts of management to move Aintree's products to other United Biscuit sites and possibly overseas".
It was a bold move by the England management to move Joe Root to No3 and, while the shot that saw him trudge back to the pavilion with a face like thunder – a top edge off the leg-spinner Yasir Shah when trying to slog sweep his way to a half-century – was slightly maddening, the plan itself had already shown some signs of promise.
Don't forget the strategy of past management to move upscale, with vehicles such as the W-8 version of the Passat, $100,000 Phaeton, $300,000 Bentley, Touareg, Lamborghini and Bugatti.
Particularly, that for management to move forward clinicians may need to regard CNSLBP in a very different way.
The trust approves controversial management plans to move BBC3 online only.
BBC London management wanted to move Jay's show to Saturday where it would sit alongside the rest of the station's specialist music output.
"Mitch has the intellectual ability, the political acumen and the business management experience to move Indiana into the 21st century," said Jim Kittle, chairman of the Indiana Republican Party.
A public and independent national commission would advance the discourse on what constitutes responsible radioactive waste management and to move all stakeholders out of the trenches and to the table.
Yet when a company experiences tough times, its Web site can lose some its just-so veneer and offer important insights about how, or if, new management intends to move forward.
