Sentence examples for management which controls from inspiring English sources

Principle Management, which controls U2's financial affairs, would not comment.

Jefferson Smurfit's management, which controls 8.2percentt of the company's shares, has irrevocably pledged support for Madison Dearborn's offer, but can vote for a higher offer if Madison Dearborn's offer lapses.

Singer is a major donor to the US Republican party and the founder of Elliott Management, which controls about $17bn from its Manhattan offices, including a 17% stake in UK company National Express.

Still, despite the unconventional views for a Republican hedge fund billionaire, Singer remains best known as the founder of Elliott Management, which controls about $17bn£10bnbn) from its New York offices, and his strategy of buying distressed debt.

One of the largest NextWave shareholders is Bay Harbour Management, which controls 7percentt of NextWave's stock, and bought its shares at prices ranging from 25 cents around the time of the company filed for bankruptcy protection to $3 a share in recent weeks.

Fidelity International, one of its biggest shareholders, said Wednesday it was "unlikely to support this offer," and Knight Vinke Asset Management, which controls about 2percentt of VNU, said it intends to reject the offer.

But in exercising their influence they frequently caused confusion by rivaling the authority of the district party organizations, and they often conflicted with the kolkhoz management, which controlled the labour.

In [26] Wei et al. present a VM image management system, which controls VM image access and tracks image provenance to address the issue of security patches for VM base images.

"America's Cup Race Management, which has control over all the racing and many aspects of the whole event, is independent as independent can be," he said.

Mr. Velez Jr. returned to running a nonprofit housing group also started by his father, South Bronx Community Management, which has control of Don Pancho Development, Mr. Velez's for-profit company.

Viktor F. Vekselberg, who has a 16 percent stake, resigned by sending an open letter to the board criticizing the company's management, which is controlled by another Russian industrialist, Oleg V. Deripaska.