Sentence examples for managerial turn from inspiring English sources

The figure of the mayor as a "notable" has apparently taken a more entrepreneurial and managerial turn in line with changes in local government, its sources of revenue and contractual procedures.

Showalter, though, has evolved his managerial style, turning his early reputation as that of a control freak into one who motivates players without fear.

Hull City have had an approach to speak to Wales boss Chris Coleman about their managerial vacancy turned down by the Football Association of Wales FAWW).

Sloan organised his company into divisions that specialised in cars "for every purse and purpose" and he fashioned a managerial class that turned GM into the world's biggest company.

Crystal Palace granted Bolton permission to speak to the 38-year-old about their managerial vacancy, having turned down their initial approach.

Craig Brewster starred for Inverness over two playing and managerial spells, while turning out for Ross County in 2009/10 and enjoying a stint as assistant coach in Dingwall.

In particular, the results indicate that comprehensive PMS influences managers' cognition and motivation, which, in turn, influence managerial performance.

By focusing on the customer, innovation centers may be a way to turn good managerial intentions into concrete, valuable products.

The promoters of the reforms recognized the need for good managers but, because they had heavily criticized the public sector and questioned its role, it was difficult to recruit qualified staff into managerial positions and, in turn, it was difficult for those recruited to motivate and retain qualified staff [ 56, 57].

The park reduced performers' work shifts, dropped managerial positions and even turned off the Dickensian gas lamps.

Marx had been his guiding influence in The Managerial Revolution; now he turned to Machiavelli, constructing the genealogy of a political theory that began with the author of The Prince and continued into the present.