Sentence examples for managerial control of from inspiring English sources
Comcast, he said, has no managerial control of Hulu and Disney "appears increasingly less interested" in the site.
Both sides agreed that religious and managerial control of holy sites should be accorded to whichever government deemed the place holy.
It will give managerial control of the new operation to the team from N.Y.S.E., with Mr. Niederauer installed as the new C.E.O.
He also claims the Saudi committee has found no evidence of wrongdoing.The Gosaibis, in a lawsuit against Mr Sanea in the Cayman Islands, say he exercised "complete managerial control of the business of Money Exchange", "with the full trust and confidence of AHAB".
Ferrari took over managerial control of Maserati in 1997, and the new Quattroporte is the first vehicle engineered by the Ferrari-Maserati partnership.
A survey of software engineers indicated that the activities associated with the managerial control of development related positively to project performance measures.
In their letter, the House Democrats wrote that the GSA believes Trump "must divest himself not only of managerial control but of all ownership interests as well" to avoid violating the lease agreement.
House Democrats cite the last clause as a reason why Trump "must divest himself not only of managerial control but of all ownership interests as well," although it's unclear how he'll do that without divesting from the Trump Organization entirely.
Quip gives away a personal version of its software for free and sells a corporate version, which allows more managerial control, for $12 a person each month.
The paper shows that techniques of financial and managerial control and mechanisms of accountability can be explained by the dynamic interaction of capital centralization and capital socialization.
Although it is unclear the extent to which the reliance on this measure as a mechanism of managerial control creates greater risks of poor quality in areas not captured through the survey, it is certain that it creates a space of organizational unknowability where possibilities of risks and harms to patients may fester or grow.
