Sentence examples for managers not simply from inspiring English sources

He says: "The target for the economic crime module is all managers, not simply those with a specialised interest in economic crime or fraud like, for example, accountants.

Mr. Mason explains in his blog post that, for maximum effect, managers should not simply leave the entire album on their employees' desks.

Corporate transactions, particularly those involving billions of dollars in capital, generate reams of paper that are used to explain to auditors and accountants how values were selected, all in an attempt to ensure that managers do not simply create numbers to achieve desired results.

I have published 180 articles and 19 books, including Managers not MBAs (2004}, Simply Managing (2013), Rebalancing Society (2015), and Managing the Myths of Health Care (2017).

"Great managers don't simply manage the numbers — they coach, clarify goals, provide feedback, align work with our strengths and inspire.

"If you conducted the thought experiment of transferring one year's income from these 25 hedge fund managers to Tanzania, not simply to give them money but to pipe clean water, pay clinics, school teachers and the like, it would make an enormous difference.

As a manager, he will not simply shrug at umpires' bad calls.

Anyone who positively changes the culture of a Washington institution is not simply manager of the year, but a miracle worker.

Accounting for implementation opportunities and constraints, such as land manager willingness-to-sell, not simply identifying biological priorities, is of fundamental importance for ensuring spatial prioritizations deliver maps with the potential to usefully guide expansion of protected area networks which can be feasibly implemented.

Their search now is not simply for a manager or coach; it is for men across the board who can give Liverpool a new dynamic.

"Our intention is not simply to teach managers and students to be 'better networkers,"' said Cliff Oswick, who heads the school's management faculty.