Sentence examples for managerial regimes from inspiring English sources

She has worked at Chelsea for six years, as first-team doctor under four different managerial regimes.

"The quality of football has been pleasing on the eye pre-season, under all three managerial regimes, but this is a step into the unknown for the Red Devils following back-to-back promotions.

Over recent years, new managerial regimes were introduced that subsequently provoked scholarly debate about the outcomes, specifically in relation to the role of doctors and professionalism, and whether the changes may bring about risks or benefits for healthcare services and for patients [ 11- 17].

One of the driving forces of the staff rebellion at King's has been the anger provoked by this new managerial regime.

Not everyone had benefited from the rise of the experts – and Francis saw this unequal distribution of rewards as the managerial regime's greatest weakness.

Victory at Twickenham this afternoon would go a long way towards legitimising Martin Johnson's managerial regime ahead of next year's World Cup, which will be hosted by the New Zealanders themselves.

Johnson admitted dropping Borthwick for Gloucester's hard-edged lock Dave Attwood was the toughest call of his managerial regime and he has said the door is not closed on the Saracens lock.

The 21st century has seen a stable managerial regime once more in place.

Gingrich calls for managerial competence in government.

Hypotheses for the proneness of the continent to conflicts include the inherent contradictions of being both partly open and repressive, the political incoherencies associated with anocratic (semi-democratic) regimes, economic underdevelopment, poor managerial styles, and ethnic politics and polarization [7] [15].

One difficulty arises from the tensions that can be expected to exist between the private interests, and no doubt the public visions, of the managerial echelons and those of the political regime.