Sentence examples for manager in such from inspiring English sources

Blackpool fans feel that the behaviour of Paul Ince, specifically with the incident at Bournemouth, has let them and the club down and is not appropriate for a manager in such a privileged position," wrote the BSA.

With the manager in such prickly mood it perhaps should have come as no surprise to keeper John Ruddy that he would be named among the substitutes after shouldering the blame for the error that brought Wycombe their goal six days previously.

He was a regular under Roy Hodgson whenever he was fit and Allardyce's decision to overlook him for last month's trip to Slovakia came as a shock, not that he harbours any resentment towards the man who lost his job as England's manager in such unusual circumstances.

After making presentations about millennials to corporate recruiters and managers in such countries as Italy, Sweden, Scotland, Canada and Argentina, I came away convinced that the world's young people are more alike than different  — from their social media habits, to their hovering helicopter parents, to their confidence and great expectations.

The main efforts of wildlife managers in such areas are aimed at the reduction of these conflicts and the extension of protected areas (Hedges and Gunaryadi 2009; Nishi and others 2002; O'Connell-Rodwell and others 2000; Nyirenda and others 2011).

Calum Chambers is taking life at Arsenal in his stride Arsène Wenger took a gamble in leaving Per Mertesacker at home for this game but Chambers once again showed why the Arsenal manager holds him in such high regard.

Shocked that the manager would joke in such way, Rachel protested that it wasn't funny, but he insisted that it was actually information that he needed to know.

In addition an appeals system was available across all organisations but disagreements were commonly handled by line manager directly, and in such instances without interrupting the actions arising following the identification of poor performance.

Few money managers are involved in such issues, he said.

Much work remains on how managers can intervene in such systems to achieve basic goals.

Healy and Wahlen (1999) distinguish between capital market, contracting and regulatory motivations for managers to engage in such practices.