Sentence examples for managers to develop from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, there is an increasing trend among scientists and fishery managers to develop a management approach that enables evaluation of the performance of alternative management strategies for pursuing different management objectives.

Information on management practice induced spatial variation in SOC can be useful for policy makers and farm managers to develop long-term management strategies for increasing SOC sequestration in different areas.

Currently in most organizations, there is little incentive for managers to develop their performance management skills and little incentive for them to be effective users of performance appraisal systems.

Written statements (Rule 149) The development of an efficient and sustainable European transport system requires the revitalisation of rail freight, by means of coordinated action between Member States and cooperation between railway infrastructure managers to develop intermodality, market opening and the management of freight and passenger traffic.

From the management perspective, the research paves the way for the managers to develop a product with trade-off between customer satisfaction and total cost of the product.

Methods used in stormwater runoff analysis can empower communities and managers to develop scientifically and culturally appropriate non-structural management methods to conserve archaeological sites.

To help overcome these challenges, UnLtd Care Award winners will get access to expert advisers who are familiar with the social care sector and support from an UnLtd award manager to develop and grow their social venture.

Wife's complaints about balancing her checkbook prompted former P&G product manager to develop personal-finance software.

This kind of demand aggregation seems to be appealing because it still allows the production manager to develop the associated labor schedules and procurement plans with adequate accuracy.

The company essentially created an internal three-person franchise model consisting of a local GM, social media marketer to drum up consumer demand and a driver operations manager to develop driver supply.

Edwards - who also played for Carlisle, Preston, Bristol City and Blackpool during his playing career - has been tasked with securing a return to League One for Rovers, with chief executive Jeremy Butler also keen for his new manager to develop more young players.