Sentence examples for manager of long from inspiring English sources

Pedro Cerisola, the minister of transport and communications, was a Telmex manager of long standing, and one of his deputies is a former manager of Televisa.

Mr. Meriwether, who was the lead manager of Long-Term, the hedge fund that suffered huge losses after Russia's bond default in 1998, will be a keynote speaker at a conference in Miami Beach in February sponsored by the Managed Funds Association, a trade group for the managed futures and hedge fund industries.

The prototype has been tested by a team of support managers of long term care facilities.

"Both parties are at forks in the road," said Bruce Nyman, the Democratic city manager of Long Beach, who has long been active in county politics.

Quinn, a middle-aged government auditor, is sent north by his rival and superior, Webb, to write a face-saving report vindicating the managers of long-ago environmental disasters in a region where a huge new building project is planned.

The intent of this review is to assist the designers and managers of long-term ecological monitoring programs by providing a general framework for building and operating a cost-effective program.

The bridegroom is the general manager of the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven.

Efforts like these, plus, perhaps, a waning appeal of Sunbelt retirement communities for some elderly people, have created a new suburban phenomenon some call the N.O.R.C., for "naturally occurring retirement community," said Elinor Ginzler, manager of the Long Term and Independent Living office of AARP, the association for middle-aged and elderly Americans.

"Here was a pretty diverse local group with goals that were extremely parallel, but from the bottom up, asking for the kind of growth that the state was trying to convince the citizens to do," said Pratap Talwar, a principal in the Thomas Design Group who is the manager of the Long Branch project.

EDWIN EATON, 64, was appointed city manager of Long Beach three times in the last 27 years.

Jack Schnirman, city manager of Long Beach, N.Y., said that after wireless service went down in his city, it was easy to contact government officials using radio devices but impossible to contact a phone carrier.