Sentence examples for managerial promise from inspiring English sources
Cardiff are not the first Premier League club to have been tempted by Solskjaer's early managerial promise.
Achieving both poles simultaneously is the managerial ideal promised by ambidextrous designs that enable organizations to accommodate competing demands in order to gain higher performance (Bøe-Lillegraven 2014; O'Reilly and Tushman 2013), despite the ideal being difficult to achieve, costly to maintain, and unstable in action (Burton et al. 2015; Gibson and Birkinshaw 2004).
After he accepted the managerial position, Roberts promised Puig a clean slate.
There are differences, as well, in the political skills of the candidates then and today: Mr. Obama rose to national prominence largely on the basis of his oratorical skills, and has never been accused of lacking vision; Mr. Dukakis based his campaign on a prosaic promise of managerial competence and "good jobs at good wages".
It's not uncommon for a position to promise a managerial role overseeing a department, while the actual role involves little management.
Mr Chidamabaram has promised complete managerial autonomy to the state-owned banks, the obvious lenders.The CMP also promises reform of the grain-procurement system.
Crowds are dropping alarmingly but the promise of a managerial-led sing-song on the pitch will soon have them flooding back.
In addition, he has promised to use his managerial expertise to overhaul the Board of Education's notoriously sprawling bureaucracy.
A season which began as a scout ended with promises of a long-term managerial contract.
If voters are credulous enough to be seduced by his supposed managerial skills and convinced by his grandiose promises — well, that's on them, though woe to the rest of us.
This sustained and sophisticated software scam suggests truly pathological levels of managerial desperation and contempt: desperation around a failed promise of clean diesel technology and unsubtle contempt for unsuspecting regulators and customers alike.
