Sentence examples for manager paired from inspiring English sources

Gone was the cautious approach which has proved common for away games in this campaign as the manager paired Kris Boyd with Jean-Claude Darcheville in attack.

The U.K. department also employed a civilian risk manager paired with a uniformed officer, and had front line uniformed fire service personnel trained and experienced in performing at least one risk assessment, none of which were implemented in the intervention FD.

Robbie Keane will start, no doubt, but who does the manager pair him with should he opt for a two-pronged approach up front.

At site C whereby leaders developed a novel and collaborative arrangement whereby GPs and PCT managers were paired together to form a PCT sub-committee to resolve commissioning issues.

To this end, managers mate pairs based on their relatedness (mean kinship) assessed from pedigree analysis.

In the equilibrium, workers and managers pair up, subject to their training levels.

In addition, internal and external EIDM experts began coaching Specialist-Manager pairs through systematic reviews of the research literature to answer specific practice-based questions.

Another initiative in England, 'Pairing trainee managers and doctors – an initiative to facilitate joint working for better patient care in the South East Coast' [ 12], paired management trainees in their first year of training in the NHS with Foundation Year 2 doctors.

They launched their career by coming under the wing of the legendary soul manager Tony Hall, and pairing up with David Essex.

He has hit in all nine spots but has made 535 of his 1,164 career starts batting leadoff or second, so he will be an option for Manager Mike Scioscia to pair with Calhoun at the top of the order.

When the Rangers signed Beltre to a five-year contract before last season, they paired him with Manager Ron Washington, a master infield instructor.