Sentence examples for managers with better from inspiring English sources
A goal of this chapter is to provide key policy makers and river managers with better tools for environmental management and rehabilitation of riverine landscapes.
The risk is that small funds will find it tough to survive in the new environment - a group already facing an uphill struggle as large institutional investors increasingly favor established managers with better infrastructure.
The US$15m three-year coral reef airborne laboratory mission promises to solve outstanding mysteries of what drives coral reef health and provide reef managers with better information about how to protect them.
"Funds invested are managed by best-in-class fund managers whose performance against benchmarks is monitored on a quarterly base by the Fund Monitor; managers who consistently fail to achieve returns at least to the benchmark may be replaced by managers with better levels of performance" he added.
The evidence from the last financial year reaffirms the investment thesis of ethical investment managers: companies with better environmental, social and governance records can also be better financial performers.
Thousands of businesses and government agencies now have up-to-date, streamlined systems, top managers with a better appreciation of information technology's vital role, and better understanding of their suppliers' operations.
The findings of this study contribute to the existing academic literature and provide hospitality managers with a better understanding of the factors that contribute to the problem of front-line employee turnover.
This study aims to analyze LEED credit achievements in previous projects using data driven techniques and provide LEED managers with a better understanding on the achievements of individual credits and related credits.
Repeated sampling may provide managers with a better understanding about how riparian conditions may change over time with the onset of HWA and at which stage forests should be targeted for the most intensive intervention.
Furthermore, participation of the general practitioner and having a clear idea of his role in the dementia care network, as well as assigning case managers to specific sub-regions were reported to facilitate collaboration with the general practitioners and to provide case managers with a better overview of community resources.
HIV-related operational research has provided ministries of health, non-governmental organizations, public health professionals, and clinic managers with a better understanding of impact and cost-effectiveness of various intervention and treatment programs, as well as quantitative data about clinic capacity, performance and other types of outcomes.
