Sentence examples for management to try from inspiring English sources

He argues that institutional shareholders are too inclined to sell their stakes in underperforming companies, instead of getting involved with the management to try to improve matters.

He said the Pentagon was "beginning a process of aggressive management" to try to head off some of the worst problems.

A report emerged on Monday that a "renegade" group of "more than dozens" of Facebook employees had formed a task force, kept secret from upper management, to try to address the issue.

We are taking part in an investigation with club management to try to find that out". Downing, who declined to reveal what the players had eaten, said Tottenham had used the hotel as a pre-match base in the past.

Emotional groups, which represent communities of growth, are difficult to value in terms of their contribution to the organization, given their unpredictability, and it can be risky for management to try to engineer them.

Disease is still the biggest killer, and UNICEF and partners are supporting a nationwide immunization campaign and cold-chain management to try and save children from six communicable diseases.

In the end, the tension was too difficult to resolve, even for McConnell, who employed secrecy, subterfuge, and clock-management to try to railroad any bill he could though the Senate.

Andrew Gale, the Yorkshire captain, has agreed to attend an anger management course to try to curb his on-field outbursts.

And Shearer does not owe Newcastle the sacrifice of his own management career to try to sort their club out.

There are all kinds of reasons, of course, for management teams to try to achieve more strategic clarity.

With an unknown ROI, it is hard for project teams to gain management approval to try a new approach.