Sentence examples for managerial figure from inspiring English sources

A more managerial figure than the often exuberant, openly gay Wowereit, Müller initially enjoyed high popularity ratings.

For any organisation, the loss of the most senior leaders is a crushing blow, and all the evidence suggests that Mr bin Laden has been a vital inspirational and managerial figure for the al-Qaeda terrorist network.

Brendan Rodgers has taken issue with Sir Alex Ferguson over the comments in his autobiography on current Liverpool players, claiming he was bitterly disappointed by what he said about Jordan Henderson and saddened that such a towering managerial figure will now be remembered for making "inappropriate" remarks about players with whom he has never worked.

The small, smart stadium on the outskirts of town sold out within hours of tickets being released for the visit of the 11-times FA Cup winners, although anticipation had been generated not so much by a potential giant-killing act as the fall of a giant managerial figure.

Shareholders still seem to be betting that, by dealing with the cabin crew so early, BA will be better equipped than its European rivals to conquer Europe's skies.Mr Ayling is one of a new breed of managerial figures in British business, whose style might be described as "modern forensic".

Chairman John Bowler has praised the interaction between key managerial figures at Crewe Alexandra.

Of the 30 employers, there were 13 health and wellbeing advisors/coordinators, 8 human resources personnel and 13 in managerial positions (figures do not add up to 30 due to panel members reporting multiple roles).

Its chair, Maureen Skinner, who is the registrar of Thames Valley University's faculty of the arts, says while the number of managerial roles has increased, figures from the Higher Education Funding Council for England show that their total cost has been covered because many of them work in income generation.

The defined strategy involved fine-grained request monitoring by using the internal managerial controls shown in Figure 2.

Despite a promising start at Liverpool, for whom he has made 58 appearances, Ibe became a more peripheral figure after the managerial change.

Figure 2 demonstrates primary managerial, social, and ecological drivers of wildfire management response in both the fire season that is currently being managed and how these factors affect the trajectory of wildfire risk and associated management response into the future.