Sentence examples for none of the management from inspiring English sources
When it was first suggested that the BBC broadcast a radio version, it emerged that "with one exception, none of the management of BBC Radio Drama had read a word of it".
HBOS ripostes that it provided banking services to EHR, not Farepak, and says pointedly that none of the management's rescue plans was viable "given the absence of any additional funding from the owners of EHR".
"None of the management is changing," Daihl added.
Further, none of the management prescriptions tested were alone sufficient to maintain long-term occupancy for all of the species in the study.
The company increased steel production without spending more, and at the end of the year Tata Steel had broken even a feat none of the management had thought possible at the new chairman's dinner a few months before.
None of the district management posts were completely filled with substantive managers.
While the majority of the stands used in this study were established as woodlots, none of the expected management after planting was undertaken.
This proved challenging given that there were usage permissions, metadata, retention policies and other custom attributes to move and these didn't always map in a logical way across systems because none of the content management systems works in the same way.
This is a profitable business: Standard Chartered bears none of the fund management companies' overhead, and it splits with the third-party providers anywhere from 50 to 500 basis points of the retail commission and gets a cut of the funds' annual fees.
Stanchart bears none of the fund management companies overhead but for its retailing efforts splits with the third-party providers anywhere from 50 to 500 basis points of the retail commission and a percentage of from 100 to 125 basis points as its cut of the funds annual fees.
Generalized linear model analyses showed that none of the farm management practices surveyed were associated with diarrhea or C. difficile test results.
