In the 1990s, when incumbent executives were extracting more money than ever before from their particular firm, a record number of managers voluntarily gave up this advantage by leaving for new companies, where they would typically start off with less influence.
The Chelsea manager has voluntarily added to his list of problems - two wins in eight league games, player unrest over 'lax' training sessions, etc and so on - by dropping Didier Drogba from the squad for the FA Cup replay.
Several resolutions that tried to impose majority voting on firms by changing their bylaws failed this year.Even so, wise managers should voluntarily adopt majority voting, according to Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, a Wall Street law firm that has generally helped managers resist increases in shareholder power but now expects majority voting eventually to "become universal".
The principle is not to insist on compulsory levels of rescued square meter of earth surface but to take into account an environmental dimension in a way that managers would voluntarily lower the environmental impact in cases when it is economically feasible (i.e., the preference of a market-based approach to a command-and-control approach).
It is a record the Liverpool manager brings up voluntarily as he explains why Unai Emery's holders hold no fear for his team.
Other football managers had not voluntarily declared accounts, he told the jury.
Second, managers undertake divestitures voluntarily.
Many firms voluntarily dismissed managers of Jewish origin or were coerced into removing them by Nazi officials.
When a fund's manager leaves the company--voluntarily or not--it raises a red flag.
Buschatzke was talking about a plan he is helping develop, along with water managers in California, Nevada and Mexico, that would voluntarily reduce water allocations from the Colorado River to those three states and Mexico.
