Sentence examples similar to managing measures from inspiring English sources

The UK has gained an international reputation for being rather creative and innovative in policy, but perhaps there's been too much innovation, leaving frontline practitioners feeling increasingly managed, measured, policed and pushed around.

Dovetale's platform lets brands and agencies do four main things: discover, manage, measure and pay influencers for branded content.

"Over the next couple of years we'll be building out a Trust Marketing platform to help businesses grow, manage, measure and harness trust.

What is important is not the outcome for the person but rather the "culpable failure" on the part of the agent, including the failure to respect a future person's "value as capable of rational self-governance" by way of failing to take "risk-managing" measures (including, e.g, pre-conceptual genetic testing) on behalf of that future person (Kumar 2003, 104 114).

• To the Editor: Peter Orszag writes, "If you can't measure it, you can't manage it," but neglects the corollary, "Managing to measure is not the measure of a manager".

The system has been managing safety measures (including drug calculations and related math) and generating a script for the user to read back to the caller.

It's an "asset management business that designs, implements and manages finance measures to support Small and Medium Size enterprises ('SMEs') across the UK".

Embarking on a journey that manages and measures all elements of culture requires courage.

Bivariate statistical tests were performed to determine whether baseline personal characteristics and managed care measures were significantly different across the three cohorts.

In practice, we physicists have never managed to measure anything to more than about 17 decimal places.

One small charity that has managed to measure its impact in house successfully is Choir with No Name, which runs choirs for homeless people.