Sentence examples for manager point of from inspiring English sources

An improved braking system is therefore vital from a freight operator and infrastructure manager point of view, though a more drastic remedy would be to abolish this braking system and change to a high performance system that includes electro‐pneumatic brakes, regenerative brakes and disc brakes [24, 33].

From the manager point of view, the web-enabled version would allow question developers to upload questions on the Internet and Guide-O-Game© users to download them in a timely and efficient manner.

How might the owner or managers' point of view be expressed through the newspaper?

This cost analysis was performed from the program managers' point of view.

Eric Wedge, the Indians' relatively unknown manager, pointed to the middle of the 2005 season as the turning point in Sabathia's career.

The manager pointed to a number of factors which are contributing to making it a difficult period for him and his players but insisted they would get better given time.

When asked how Mr. Romney was going to respond to attacks on Bain, Matt Rhoades, the campaign manager, pointed to a list of Democrats including the Newark mayor, Cory Booker, and a former Pennsylvania governor, Ed Rendell, who have seemed to criticize Mr. Obama's initial attacks.

And the manager pointed to the promotion of younger players such as Callum Tapping and Jason Holt to the first team as proof that all will be well at Tynecastle in good time.

The third use case concentrated on understanding what operations are performed on a policy from the network manager's point-of-view, and the fourth use case described the operations that the PBNM system must do to support the changing of a policy.

"Bullying is a very emotive term, and what one person experiences as bullying will often be simple performance management from their manager's point of view.

Gerry Miller, the company's National Sales manager, pointed out that of the return of hats into prominence in the lives of American men between the ages of 25 and 40 a large percentage of which are hanging their baseball caps in favor of structured hats.