Sentence examples for managers to whom from inspiring English sources

De Beers has ruthless professional managers to whom he can turn if he chooses and he is said to be humble enough to know when to do so.

These responsibilities are shared by named asset owner fiduciaries and investment managers to whom proxy voting is delegated and require ongoing fiduciary oversight.

Managers to whom others direct much attention but who receive few offers of rewards or threats of punishment usually possess substantial decision-making power.

He has received many donations from black financiers and equity managers to whom his office has directed business in recent years as part of a program to help minorities.

The managers to whom they made the request had already signed off, during the Flight Readiness Review, on the determination that foam strikes did not represent a safety issue.

However, given the complexity of modern hospitals and the tensions that are bound to arise between local worthies, who are likely to be natural conservatives, and managers to whom the government has given the freedom to expand and innovate, there is plenty of scope for trouble in the future.What New Labour's citizen-consumers lack is not democracy or community but market power.

He was a theatre manager to whom I doff my hat.

Mark Hughes, who for the record is not the manager to whom I referred at the start of this column, summarises the delicacy of the situation perfectly.

In the third block, your task is to rate how often the managers (or manager) to whom you report exemplify the behavior described.

Superiors do not choose their subordinates: the personnel people make personnel decisions, as a rule, often without consulting the manager to whom a subordinate is being assigned.

Aside from her field manager, to whom she talked about covering her round, Kaur said she never heard anything from Hermes.