Sentence examples for managers claiming that from inspiring English sources

WHEN large numbers of black footballers first started breaking into English football in the 1980s, it was fairly common to hear team managers claiming that blacks had plenty of skill, but lacked courage.

In the report, entitled Managing an Ageing Workforce, 34% of managers claim that board-level recognition of ageing workforce issues is non-existent.

Some managers claim that stock deals are better for earnings than cash deals.

On March 6th, 22 leading fund managers claimed that this action had increased political risk and would therefore raise the cost of doing business with the government.

Some managers claim that since customers believe it's cheaper to sell larger quantities, they feel compelled to provide a lower price.

But some fund managers claim that "Chinese walls", the barriers that are meant to separate investment advice from corporate finance, were not just semi-permeable, as on Wall Street, but non-existent.

Some old-style hoof-it English managers claim that import restrictions would somehow help the coaching of young British talent.This is the sort of protectionist tosh that most industries have not dared utter in public since the 1970s.

He began by analysing carried interest, whereby fund managers claim that their share of a fund's profits counts as capital gains and not income and should be taxed as such.

Coding increasingly required late nights, but managers claimed that it was too unsafe to have women working into the wee hours, so they forbid them to stay late with the men.

Many centres' owners and managers claimed that the funding was not sufficient.

The interim managers claim that even the uncertainty over the rights of Ticketus to that future income was likely to deter potential investors making a realistic offer.