Sentence examples for management which reflects from inspiring English sources

The "more male" alternative, she says, is "transactional management", which reflects a more traditional power structure that fosters top-down leadership, and is part of the reason why certain firms are unable to break out of a male-dominated workforce.

The firm said the increase was a result of growth in long-term assets under management, which reflected the benefit of both new business and market appreciation of assets over the last year.

In the main, most SMEs will tend to adopt a more reactive and incremental environmental management approach which reflects more rapidly in improved financial performance [21, 41], particularly at the start of their adoption of low carbon activities.

Shadow price: this is the marginal change in NPV arising from a change in the constraint fund requirement L which reflects management's decisions about period-to-period cashflow management for the insurance program.  .

Shadow price: this is the marginal change in NPV arising from a change in the constraint fund requirement L which reflects management's decisions about period-to-period cashflow management for the insurance program.

Notable features of this study include the initiation of medications (quetiapine XR and lithium or placebo) concurrently at the start of the study, which reflects management of severe acute mania in practice.

But it could get worse, depending on what Tesco does next... "Management produced a strategic review which reflects the perilous state of the industry.

43.9% of this study population didn't receive EPO during dialysis because of financial reasons which reflects poor management of anaemia among our patients in the pre-transplant period.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services (JBHT) is a surface transportation, delivery and logistics company in North America that earns a perfect score according to my Buffett-inspired model given its earnings predictability as well as management's use of retained earnings, which reflects a return of 21.3%.

We observed a genetic substructuring in the Spanish Merino population, which reflects recent herd management practices.

In addition, the patients were hospitalized in a single institution, which reflects a local policy of management of donors.