Sentence examples for manager will require from inspiring English sources

JJ The manager will require a goalkeeper should David de Gea depart for Real Madrid.

We argue future managers will require additional educational emphases such as coursework in evolution to confront emerging issues in this dynamic profession.

The established social relations also ensure that the food provider supplies food of good quality - if a customer falls ill from consumption of such foods, they will have a direct conversation with the vendor without the bureaucracy of making an appointment to meet with a restaurant manager who will require time to establish who the supplier of the raw food was, etc.

The new senior managers regime will require banks to identify who is responsible for what at the very top.

It also said that it would roll out a new certification to U.S. advertisers through its Ads Manager tool, that will require the advertisers to properly register their compliance with Facebook's non-discrimination policy if they post housing, employment or credit ads.

Therefore, the database manager will need to keep them consistent with any changes in the structure files required by modifications in the online interface.

While license requirements will differ from state to state, working as independent debt manager will usually require you to submit an application, undergo a practice and ethics exam and pay a licensing fee.

Rotherham United certainly appear in danger of embroilment in an annual relegation dalliance so Alan Stubbs, their manager, will surely require the very best of luck after succeeding the architect of last spring's last great escape, Neil Warnock.

This will require managers to focus on their outputs rather than their hours.

We thus suggest that obtaining data on the outcomes of reptile recovery will require managers to avoid mixing populations for pre-emptive genetic rescue, and a commitment to long term ecological and genetic studies.

Thus, successful resource management under climate change will require flexibility on the part of managers and decision makers in cycling between "managing for resilience" and "managing for change".