Sentence examples for managers are seeking from inspiring English sources

The description of equivalence plot is presented in the caption of Fig. 4. Forest managers are seeking new management strategies that integrate forest, industry and market goals that maximize financial return while ensuring sustainability in the forest production chain [14].

The biggest insurer of the World Trade Center sued to try to limit its liability to half of what the building's managers are seeking.

And while there are no official plans to actually launch Atlantis, NASA managers are seeking permission from the Obama administration to send the shuttle back up on one final mission to resupply the space station.

WageWorks and other benefit managers are seeking guidance from I.R.S. on the matter, she said, but it may be that most employees will see the higher transit limit as a benefit in the future.

Its managers are seeking a higher profile after years of lying low in fear of a possible backlash from local residents who might object to using taxpayer dollars to support local youth in a gay lifestyle.

The rise in imports is expected to continue, and port managers are seeking to improve the flow of mostly containerized freight by improving transportation and pushing nonessential operations away from the immediate port area.

Mr. Volkov said Ikea's country managers were seeking to conceal their own expensive incompetence by blaming Russian subordinates.

But a small group of journalists and managers is seeking $29 million to start a new paper called The World.

Discrimination against women was so pervasive, Mr. Fredrickson said, that women applying for jobs at the Voice of America were told outright that managers were seeking to fill positions with men.

If managers were seeking ever-more inventive ways of boosting share prices, paying themselves over the odds for doing so and offloading the costs on to society, they were just doing what business-school courses on strategy, transaction cost economics and agency theory had taught them.

Sylvain de Ruijter, head of core fixed income investments at ING Investment Management, said many managers were seeking greater freedoms to change their benchmarks to insulate passive funds from sudden ratings actions which could strip millions of euros off the value of their client's investments.