Sentence examples for managers responsibilities from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Postmates said that general managers will take on city managers' responsibilities.

Marquis BL et al. (2006) also emphasized that nurse managers' responsibilities are beyond that expected from other nurses during an ethical situation [ 10].

Ensuring capacity for high-quality standards also appears within the remit of management, as physician credentialing was identified as a Board managers' responsibility in more than one study.

Rather than debate things for hours, he says he gives managers responsibility and decision-making ability.

Edward Grayson Boca Raton, Fla., April 12 To the Editor: Mr. Bogle's thoughts enlighten the subject of institutional money managers' responsibility to those whose money they invest.

The French industry minister, Franck Borotra, supported the decision taken by Renault's chairman, Louis Schweitzer, but made it clear that it was the managers' responsibility, not his (the state still owns 45% of Renault).

Since the regime was introduced, we have been undertaking work to ensure that senior manager responsibilities are properly allocated and understood in firms.

The authors propose a post analysis model for supply chain leadership capability as a function of supply chain manager responsibilities.

"As a result, Dario Gradi will hand over first-team manager responsibilities to Steve Davis, and concentrate on the future development and direction of the academy".

However, our results show that this negotiation takes place not only between formal managers on one side and practicing physicians with no formal manager responsibilities on the other, but also between managers, both laterally (between managers on the same level) and vertically (in relation to subordinate managers).

The fidelity scale consists of ten indicators: 1) case manager responsibilities; 2) caseload ratios; 3) supervisor to staff ratio and supervisor; 4) group supervision; 5) strengths assessment; 6) integration of strengths assessment; 7) personal recovery plan; 8) community contact; 9) naturally occurring resources; and 10) hope-inducing behaviours [ 31, 35].