Sentence examples for managers perceived to from inspiring English sources

With the season nearly one complete round of fixtures old, the first sounds of dissent will begin to rumble down from the stands and engulf managers perceived to be underperforming.

Managers were perceived to operate as the gatekeepers to course admission and opportunities to implement new knowledge and expertise.

Managers were perceived to not know what staff members are doing, nor to have the necessary skills to work in a multidisciplinary arena.

His lawyer, Colleen Meenan, said Thursday that "police managers perceived him to be a gay man and stereotyped him as a pedophile".

Environmental managers perceived INFFER to involve relatively high transaction costs.

Health service managers perceived CAM to fill therapeutic gaps in services dealing with psychological trauma and chronic disease management by providing 'care for the body' (via body-based therapies; Traditional Chinese Medicine; Western herbal medicine and naturopathy).

This study, conducted following the first-ever outbreak of equine influenza in Australia in 2007, identified factors associated with horse managers' perceived vulnerability to a future equine influenza outbreak.

The fishery managers perceived climate change to be a threat to the fishery and identified specific climate change information that would be most useful for their work.

Senior managers who were perceived to be questioning Ujima's strategy, were summarily dismissed.

Although Hughton concedes that Norwich should be doing better, he cannot help noticing that his team are close to those of managers who are perceived to have performed well this season – they are only one point behind Hull City, for instance, and two behind Stoke.

In-depth interviews conducted with eight event managers of small-scale events revealed that the managers perceived grant funding offered to promote tourism leveraging to be a diversion from the core purpose of staging the event.