Sentence examples for manager subject from inspiring English sources

"Mindless idiots" is how McCarthy described those fans who jeered him during last month's 2-2 home draw with Swansea, with the manager subject to chants of "you're getting sacked in the morning".

The position functions under the direction of the maintenance manager, subject to established policies, precedents, and practices.

Her famous cafe was at the heart of the rows when the managers subjected her bacon sandwiches and bubble and squeak to a taste test, and told her to take cooking lessons.

To our knowledge, no previous study has been performed on the effects and consequences for the individual managers subjected to negative media coverage.

He enjoyed a better outcome than the last time Azerbaijan visited Belfast – a draw four years ago when the then struggling manager was subject of intense scrutiny.

Your entry – and that of everyone else who can't afford a reputation manager – is subject to the whims of the untouchable logic of the machine, scraping the sticky, pocked underbelly of the web.

The Football Association is confident that it will appoint Roy Hodgson as the new England manager today, subject to him finalising the details of his contract this morning, after four hours of successful talks with the FA chairman, David Bernstein, right, yesterday.

The manager, the subject of a front-page editorial in Monday's Lancashire Telegraph calling for his immediate dismissal, said he had spoken to the Indian owners in a telephone call on Sunday and that discussions centred on plans for the January transfer window.

It does not mean one has poor time management but there is a lot of pressure that the manager is subjected to.

"All purchases made on procurement cards are reviewed and approved retrospectively by line managers, and subject to regular audit.

He argues that in countries with deep, liquid capital markets, managers are subject to constant stockmarket pressures.