Sentence examples for managerial assistance from inspiring English sources
Community groups and Washington law firms offered pro bono legal work and managerial assistance.
In addition to Mr. Diveroli, the indictment on Friday named David Packouz, a licensed massage therapist who is AEY's former vice president; Alexander Podrizki, the company's former representative in Albania; and Ralph Merrill, a business associate of Mr. Diveroli in Utah who gave the company financial and managerial assistance.
Among the defining characteristics are: qualifying firms represent themselves to investors only as being a venture capital fund, they are not leveraged and do not borrow in connection with the funds' investments and they offer a high level of managerial assistance to their companies and do not offer investors redemption rights.
Among the defining characteristics: qualifying firms can only represent themselves to investors as being a venture capital fund; they are not leveraged and do not borrow in connection with the funds' investments; and they offer a high level of managerial assistance to their companies and do not offer investors redemption rights.
Demand on all levels of UNICEF to provide technical and managerial assistance is quite high and often last-minute.
In general all the organizations involved in this assessment expressed the need for technical and managerial assistance as well as funding requirement.
Caring for him at home required an enormous managerial effort, the assistance of strong, patient home-care aides and, not incidentally, a lot of money.
TOMORROW -- An evening of dinner and dancing at Windows on the World will raise money for the programs of the Asian American Federation, which include managerial, financial and technical assistance for its 36 member agencies, as well as public policy research.
A plan was made to promote the training course to potential participants, both top-down with the assistance of the managerial staff, and bottom-up by directly approaching physicians.
The participants at the policy and managerial levels were from the MoPH, WHO, DFATD, UNFPA, EU, Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee BRACCoordinationtion for Humanitarian Assistance, Agency for Assistance and Development of Afghanistan, and provincial health department of Parwan.
More than half of non-managerial fast-food workers make so little they need government assistance in some form, like Medicaid or food stamps, according to a recent study from the University of California-Berkeley atd University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
