Sentence examples for managing its own from inspiring English sources

AU officials explicitly stressed that the Habré trial would "be an example of the AU managing its own judicial affairs and it was best placed to do so as it best understood them".

Google's Craig McLuckie, its lead product manager for next generation cloud computing products like Kubernetes, also told me that what Google wanted to do with Kubernetes was to bring many of the core concepts that it has developed for managing its own datacenters to users outside the company.

"Figures on the Scottish deficit would be much more important if it became fully responsible for managing its own public finances.

"We meet at a time when Afghanistan is entering a new chapter in its history, the start of a transformation decade, where it will take the lead in managing its own development and security," said Hammond, adding that much remained to be done.

In Asia it shifted from a "dealer system" to managing its own distribution.

"The Philadelphia Orchestra is managing its own situation with choices that are available to it," she said.

Starbucks said it managed its own relationships with retailers for VIA sales, in coordination with a national distributor, Acosta.

Ms. Peyton said the company was trying to ensure that it managed its own inventory and avoided excessive overhead.

Connecting homes quickly should be its strength as, unlike the other big telecoms firms, it manages its own network.

But ultimately the World Bank's legitimacy will also be determined by how it manages its own governance rather than just prescribing reforms to its member countries.

Spark uses a considerable amount of memory to shuffle files written onto disks because it does not manage its own file management system [19].