Sentence examples for management treating from inspiring English sources

Areas where clinicians were least confident in treating mental health patients were described as problem/risky behaviours (personality disorder, risk assessment, self-harm), providing continuity of care (disposition, knowledge of available services), assessing and managing dual diagnosis, medications management, treating adolescent/children mental health problems, and balancing caseload in ED.

He disliked the way Corinthians was run, with management treating players like children, and organised a system where everyone in the club, from kit-boy to president, would vote about the length of training and the time of lunch hoping, no doubt, for greater laxity about parties and smoking and beer, all of which he found essential to his own free-ranging game.

For him, the way senior management treated officers was perhaps the single biggest cause of concern.

The public still think it's a service, but the management treat it like a business.

What about bigger questions, like how management treats — and how much it pays — its workers?

How does management stack up in its ability to run the business and allocate excess cash flow adeptly?" Equally important, Mr. Brumley added, is how management treats shareholders.

As a striker at a handbag factory in Guangdong last year told a reporter for The South China Morning Post: "Management treats us as less than human beings..

The downside is that solar radiation management treats a symptom -- warming -- and not the underlying cause, so it leaves a host of other symptoms untreated.

The Associated Press spoke with the women's lawyer, Rosemarie Arnold, who said the management "treated these women like chattel, and they're going to face the jury now".

One anonymous Success Academy employee posted online "Success Academy Charter Schools has exceptionally low morale and exceptionally high employee turnover due to the utter disregard and even disdain with which the senior management treat the majority of the employees.

In 2010, a group of lesbians sued Spin and a Facebook group popped up shortly afterward to protest the bar, containing a "raft of complaints largely critical of the way that its staff and management treat women and people of color".