Sentence examples for managerial rights from inspiring English sources

When the major South Korean conglomerates Hyundai, Samsung and LG issued bonds overseas last year, an important motive was to defend the managerial rights of founding family members, a government financial watchdog agency said.

Second, in most empirical studies, the level of family involvement is often measured as the proportion of family ownership and managerial rights in an enterprise.

The managerial right of family businesses originates from their ownership.

The managerial civil rights leadership doesn't have a paid staff with the majority under the age of 35.

"We have three centuries of managerial experience right in this room — and that's without counting the faculty," Dr. Mintzberg said in an interview.

It's pure Obama – the unrufflable paterfamilias and empath-in-chief, with his beer summits and no-drama managerial style – right down to his favoured use of the word "folks".

Unfortunately, yesterday's DC march felt too much like an attempt from the civil rights managerial class to co-opt the struggle.

He could envision the batting cages under the stands and where he hoped to be pressing all the right managerial buttons in the first-base dugout.

However, there is another known admirer of the Old Trafford hot seat with an incredible managerial record and right now it is impossible to tell whether he will still be in his current job.

"A five-year term is the right managerial timeline to re-launch the Bank of England with its broader responsibilities, and to develop considerable talent, undertake targeted external recruitment, and build a succession plan.

Of course, time alone does not ensure the right managerial culture to drive startups to success.