Sentence examples for management to take from inspiring English sources

And sadly, all this confusion could lead top management to take the simple way out.

The merger really caused management to take its eye off the ball".

It's up to the club's management to take their responsibilities and supply the necessary documents.

Demand articulation also requires management to take a long-term view of the product development process.

Finance Minister Christine Lagarde of France has pointedly called on management to "take all the consequences" in the case.

This week, friends of Mr. Robinson said he had permission from the complex's management to take the stones.

"This incident shows why it's important for baseball's management to take the problem of steroids seriously," Waxman said.

"We believe it will be to everyone's benefit for management to take control of the situation," he said.

Some investors have been calling for Mr. Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, the co-chief executive, to step down to allow new management to take over.

As in other recent bids from management to take companies private, concerns were raised about a potential conflict of interest in the sale.

Without strong cultural leadership and prompts from management to take such leave, employment experts agree that the most likely outcome is that employees will take less leave overall.