Sentence examples for manager to receive from inspiring English sources
He was the first fund manager to receive celebrity treatment in the press.
Melvin was the first Arizona Diamondbacks manager to receive the National League prize, picked after leading his young team to the top mark in the league.
The participant hereafter returns to the coupon manager to receive the primary incentive.
Mentoring allows each manager to receive personal feedback from a more experienced manager.
He receives a £287,000 salary and was one of four of the organisation's top managers to receive a bonus last year – in his case amounting to £70,000.
Reshipper scams start with international shipping companies looking for "logistics managers" to receive packages of laptops, iPods and cameras, bought with stolen credit cards, and send them on to a foreign country.
New York State banned placement agents in 2009 after then attorney general Andrew Cuomo discovered them arranging for money managers to receive state work in exchange for bribes to politicians.
The carried interest loophole is a special tax deal for executives of investment partnerships, including real estate, private equity and some hedge funds, that currently allows those fund managers to receive their compensation as a long-term capital gain, which is only taxed at 15percentt, far below what they would pay otherwise in their tax bracket.
The manager appeared to receive no backing in the transfer market while his assistant manager – who jumped ship last week – claimed he was not paid and had never worked for such an unprofessional set-up.
Indeed the manager continues to receive unequivocal support before a meeting with his mentor that might just bring welcome respite.
Klein and ABKCO kept the rights to all past Stones recordings and the administration of their Sixties publishing while the band were supposed to deliver one more album for their former manager and to receive $1m. "The settlement means that Allen Klein never has anything else to do with us," commented Jagger at the time, a statement that would come back to haunt him.
