Sentence examples for occasion managers from inspiring English sources

On at least one occasion, managers called the police on one of the employees taking the survey, the CPD claims.

"And I think if on isolated occasions managers, they lose their emotional control and they have a certain behaviour that cannot be accepted by the authorities, in this case by the refs, I think we should be punished.

"I've known a few female talent scouts through the years, but A&Rs today tend to be former heads of indie labels, lawyers and, on rare occasions, managers, and for some reason those jobs are almost never done by women". I asked a male manager, who has also worked on record labels, for his thoughts.

On multiple occasions, managers approached me while I was eating (with food on my plate) and asked "are you done?"... "I was employed...in 2008 as a flouter sous chef for the restaurant and banquet...Trump never scheduled meal or rest breaks, staggered shifts, or instructed us how to stagger shifts ourselves.

ANNUAL shareholder meetings may not be the most efficient occasion for managers to meet with the owners of the companies they run — they can be hard for shareholders to get to and are sometimes hijacked by gadflies with personal agendas and long-winded, irrelevant questions.

There have been occasions when managers have been labelled Judas.

He notes that a roundup of Italians in Britain netted, on one occasion, "the manager of the Piccadilly Hotel, the head chef of the Cafe Royal and two clowns in the Bertram Mills circus".

On one occasion, the manager of the publications department asked me to record the League Cup third round draw on a tape cassette and then load it on to the Clubcall system.

"On one occasion a manager at the supermarket had to be called to open up the security box, and after a minute or so of struggling and then getting other co-workers to help, a large queue had formed behind me and people were getting annoyed.

Likewise in business, there are those high-stakes occasions when managers can only pull off what they are trying to accomplish by drawing on every competence they have; but between "big game" days, many assignments could be focused on honing particular fundamentals.

Peter Francis, a former undercover officer who infiltrated anti-racist campaigners for four years, has said that on occasions, police managers authorised undercover officers to be prosecuted under their fake identities as it helped to foster their credibility among the activists they were infiltrating.