Sentence examples for managers and equipment from inspiring English sources

This appraisement system can conveniently and accurately be applied to evaluate the OVE, and further it can also provide base references and/or guides for the law makers, enterprise managers and equipment developers in controlling OVEs.

Suggested facility-based targets have also been chosen to reflect the need for other personnel who support eye care service delivery such as eye team managers and equipment technicians as well as personnel who are essential for the integration of eye care at primary health care level such as community-based and integrated eye care workers [ 2].

Last November, after four years of marriage, Vonn split with her husband, Thomas, who had also acted as her coach, manager and equipment guru.

The study looked at all aspects of the horse industry, which encompasses breeders, trainers, auctioneers, farriers, farm managers, tack and equipment makers and many others.

Samuels, the clubhouse manager, and onetime equipment manager and traveling secretary, oiled gloves, made plane reservations and arranged meals for generations of all-stars and journeymen.

All the rumors about Phil Jackson, and all the rumors that will inevitably replace those rumors, are consequences of one large and indisputable fact: almost every professional basketball team in the world would be happy to hire him, right this second, in almost any capacity he would like — coach, general manager, equipment manager, backup power forward.

But in the nineties players and equipment managers were not so constrained.

For many ballplayers, the growing-up point does not arrive until after retirement, when all the freebies vanish and equipment managers and hotel maids can no longer be relied upon for regular laundry service.

It takes confidence for businesses to hire workers or invest in machinery and equipment; managers need to believe the economy will be strong enough to make such investment justified.

The goal of the site is to become an authoritative resource for everyone in the music industry, from studio musicians and equipment managers to studio execs.

This tool documented an existing caseload for PAC services and evaluated support for the program among staff and facility managers, adequacy of infrastructure and equipment, human resources capacity, and quality of care provided.