Sentence examples for manager assigned from inspiring English sources

The manager assigned a security guard to stay with a reporter during his visit and Ms. Grossman smiled knowingly, but she seemed worried.

The emergency manager assigned to sort out Detroit's finances called on Thursday for an investigation into possible fraud and mismanagement of the city's pension funds.

The chances of a true makeover have grown significantly since July, when an emergency manager assigned by the state to oversee the city's finances sought bankruptcy protection.

Mr. Li, the manager assigned to answer questions, said he did not have enough information to respond to specific complaints and did not reply to a detailed fax on the subject.

DETROIT — An emergency manager assigned to lead this city back from the brink of financial ruin has taken his first detailed look at Detroit's woes, and the picture of debt and disarray he paints may be bleaker even than earlier grim portrayals.

The State of Michigan is required to pay $275,000 a year to Kevyn Orr, a former Jones Day partner brought here by Gov. Rick Snyder's administration as an emergency manager assigned to find a way out of the financial mess.

The Bank of America managers assigned to work on the project full time have led small teams of bank managers in a division-by-division review of operations.

The number of managers assigned to broadcast units became a sad joke and instead of considered argument management-speak, lampooned fortnightly by Private Eye, became the norm.

Eager to allay local worries about foreign control and to please the many German managers assigned to what some of them perceive as a Midwestern cultural backwater, DaimlerChrysler says it has increased by 20percentthehe already substantial donations that Chrysler had been making to the arts in southeastern Michigan before it was purchased by Daimler-Benz in 1997.

And both sides of the platform will benefit from 24/7 support, including personal success managers assigned to each service provider.

Unfortunately, only a low percentage (34%) of firms and managers assigned to the Web technology treatment both reported access to e-mail and were willing provide their e-mail addresses; they tended to be large firms and from the service sector.