Sentence examples for managers to undertake from inspiring English sources

An additional unrest level is thought to enable the significance of the activity to be a more effectively communicated, and help emergency managers to undertake decision-making, preparations, and evacuations (if necessary) before an eruption occurs.

For example, diversified firms suffer an illegitimacy discount when they are covered by inappropriately-specialized analysts (Zuckerman 1999), which often spurs managers to undertake divestitures to improve these intermediaries' perceptions of their firms (Zuckerman 2000).

Bauguess and Stegemoller (2008) examine the relation between ATPs and bidder announcement returns for S&P500 firms during 1994 2005 and find that ATPs are unrelated to bidder returns and conclude that ATPs do not encourage managers to undertake value-destroying acquisitions.

Indeed, the signing of the contract between both MHOSPs and the CIS vendor took place in June 2004, before the signing of the contract with the Rainbow Program in July 2004, thanks to a bank loan that would allow CIS hospital top managers to undertake the implementation of Phase 1A, while waiting for funds for the whole CIS project.

For example, a progressive wage tax could motivate the manager to undertake undesirable actions such as shifting earnings between periods to minimize his or her personal tax burden if the manager is subject to a tax rate below the top marginal tax rate.

7 It includes a reorientation of the medical workforce through new or adjusted roles for team members, particularly using practice nurses (PNs) as the identified case manager to undertake the care of the patients.

To effectively manage change, project managers have to undertake detailed planning; to integrate the work activities of consultants, subcontractors and suppliers.

Most studies of divestitures, whether they appear in the finance or strategy literatures, explore either the motivations for or the implications of divestitures that managers choose to undertake, rather than divestitures that managers are mandated to undertake by some external entity such as a regulatory body.

Several Premier League managers are preparing to undertake major reconstructions.

That is a more aggressive approach than most wildlife managers are ready to undertake, partly because of likely collateral damage to other birds.

These days its managers are required to undertake "early reactive culling"—a polite phrase for shooting animals before they starve to death.