Sentence examples for managerial commands from inspiring English sources

Peer-to-peer production creates Commons (shared, free resources), which rely on social relations rather than pricing mechanisms or managerial commands to allocate resources [32].

These giants are getting better at minimising the costs of size (such as longer, more complex chains of managerial command) while exploiting its advantages (such as presence in several markets and access to a large talent pool).

From an 'audit culture' perspective the collection of data about a particular practice has tangible and immediate effects [ 20]; it is fallacious and potentially harmful to dichotomize frontline practice and the managerial structures that command, control and facilitate it.

The rehearsal room falls silent and, at a stage managerial word of command, the play begins.

That in turn will call for different managerial techniques: not so much command-and-control as "co-ordinate-and-cultivate".

Such practical knowledge is delivered not as judgments (as with mathematics) but as instructions or commands, in the manner of managerial knowledge (The Statesman 260a-b).

She also pointed out that promotions could change the employees' understanding and "mental account" of the labor contract: "Actually, a so-called 'manager' does not have any subordinates he can command, but when he gets this managerial title he feels satisfied.

People with more relevant skills tend to command higher wages, as do people in managerial positions.

These days, policing demands a more complex managerial approach to law enforcement, and the challenges necessitate strong command and leadership.

In addition to managerial success, we believe his record as a player will command respect from the most experienced players as well as our up-and-coming stars.

He must show that he can perform the managerial duties of his job and is a leader who can command the national stage.