Sentence examples for managers were referred from inspiring English sources

However, not all managers were referred to with respect.

At Site B, senior managers are referring to the regional project in which a new IT tool for patient surveys is being developed by the regional health authority.

A senior manager is referred to as the person responsible for setting the strategic direction for the organisation and immediate management is referred to as the person responsible for line management and staff supervision [ 12].

The Chelsea manager was referring to the second leg of the League Cup semi-final, when Sky Sports had shown a series of clips of the Chelsea striker's fouls captioned "Costa crimes".

The Chelsea manager was referring not to the astronomic salaries in the world's most popular game, but to the latest UN figures that show 842 million people do not have enough to eat.

IAVI staff found the maps useful: one manager said the process maps were referred to in new staff orientations, while another IAVI data manager described other benefits: [Five months after the Fellow's departure] we created a "sample management" task force which was trying to streamline and improve the way we managed laboratory samples.

Family caregivers were referred by the manager from the day centre or community mental health team where the CST trial groups were taking place.

Women who reported symptoms of UTI or requested continence assessment were referred to their family physician or case manager.

We were referred to Mr. J. P. Fleming, the office manager.

The district health managers, meanwhile, are referred to as the user organisation, and were responsible for implementation.

Actors outside the district health team essentially provided technical support to the district health managers and are referred to here, using the language of innovation theory, as the resource team.