Sentence examples for management would make from inspiring English sources
Medcath's management would make a $17 million equity investment.
Mr. Bruggisser's departure, which was immediate, led to predictions that the new management would make a significant move, like selling Swissair or a hotel business.
Carl McDonald, an analyst at Oppenheimer & Company in New York, said that new management would make WellCare an ideal acquisition target for one of the two largest insurers: UnitedHealth Group or WellPoint.
The worst that could happen is that senior management would make a little less.
Others complained the trigger team had little to offer beyond vague promises that new management would make the school better.
Likewise, the management team would make any decision about whether to sell shares in the company to the public.
A strong political influence in Peugeot management also would make it difficult for the company to sell a stake to a Chinese company, Mr. Newton of IHS Automotive said.
Turns out that the poorest people on earth engage in the sort of sophisticated money management that would make Chuck Schwab proud.
How much for a one-ply mohair suit, two pairs of trousers, in the classic cut beloved of Arsenal senior management that would make me look like a cross between Don Draper and a soigné mod of the old school?
At fault are bickering neighbours and an arcane system of water management that would make any Soviet bureaucrat proud.By last December, the Chardara reservoir, sitting on the Syr Darya river in southern Kazakhstan, was already filling dangerously fast, due to flows from the Toktogul and Kairakkum reservoirs in neighbouring Kirgizstan and Tajikistan (see map).
Additional real-time inventory management algorithms would make sure that if a customer ordered milk on the website, it was currently in stock; software algorithms would route delivery vans to multiple delivery stops while minimizing drive time; and software on Palm Pilots in drivers' hands would deal with real-time delivery confirmation or returns. .
