Sentence examples for more active management from inspiring English sources

And DaimlerChrysler, which has agreed to buy 34percentt of the company, said it would it take a more active management role.

Mr. Cramer also is taking a more active management role at the troubled online publishing company, of which he is the largest shareholder.

The billionaire said on the conference call that he does, pointing out that he will take on a more active management role in Anschutz Entertainment.

Under Dieter, age 61, and his brother Stefan, 39, who has taken a more active management role in recent years, Holtzbrinck has developed a reputation as a hands-off owner with a taste for quality literature.

As one of the NHS England "vanguard" sites it now plans to take that a stage further, with more active management of the population's health, better access to services and more effective and widespread use of technology.

The catalyst was an investor presentation in New York, during the course of which chief executive Philip Bowman said: We will undertake more active management of our portfolio through a combination of acquisitions that satisfy our strategic and financial objectives and disposals that realise additional value for our shareholders.

The 2009 results had shown continuing high scores in key areas such as pride in working for GNM, although the same concerns that were raised in previous surveys surfaced again: lack of transparency on pay, lack of clarity about career opportunities, and a desire for more active performance management.

The Distribution System Operator (DSO) is faced with a need for market tools to enable more active system management through the use of flexibility.

Particularly in the situation where the number of users far exceeds the number of CQICH, the proposed scheme would benefit from more active CQICH management by recalling CQICH to the receiver in an NFB state and reallocating this to other receivers in an FB state.

One possibility is that use of more oral agents reflected more active glucose management, and this continued in respect of insulin dose adjustment during the study.

The association between higher BMI and a lower likelihood of meeting targets for HbA1c and blood pressure, but no association with the target for LDL cholesterol, may be the result of more active lipid management in people who are overweight or obese.