Sentence examples for managers while the from inspiring English sources
3. Within the framework of the Codex Alimentarius Commission and its procedures, the responsibility for providing advice on risk management lies with the Commission and its subsidiary bodies (risk managers), while the responsibility for risk assessment lies primarily with the joint FAO/WHO expert bodies and consultations (risk assessors).
The most common type, Cheerleaders, accounts for 29% of managers, while the least common, Teachers, accounts for 22%.
The Beatles, the Yardbirds, and the Who had openly gay managers while the Rolling Stones had one who seemed to swing both ways.
Currently only three of the 92 league clubs in England have black managers, while the numbers are similarly stark among top-level coaches.
Polls showed that Fidesz had the strongest support among blue-collar workers and lower-middle-class voters and the weakest support among managers, while the Socialist Party had the strongest following primarily among managers and middle-class professionals.
Female promotion rates have increased nationwide across all cohorts, with a 22-percentage-point rise among senior managers, while the attrition of senior women has slowed by five percentage points.
Terry said the team are "100 per cent behind the manager", while also demanding that the dressing room "stays together", as well as warning potential dissenters.
Larger lordships began to employ salaried estate managers, while in the south the division of landed fortunes among numerous heirs resulted in a multiplied and impoverished petty nobility.
We were able to contact (and thus invite to participate) 80% of all eligible participants; the number of eligible participants was determined by the study research nurse in consultation with the unit managers while completing the unit profile survey.
The Swiss bank carefully noted that the deal was consistent with the Volcker Rule, which allows banks to own hedge fund managers while limiting the investment of bank capital in the funds themselves.
Among postal workers, 37percentt said they were confident of the fairness and honesty of their managers while in the overall national work force, 60percentt said they had such confidence, the study found.
