Sentence examples for orders of management from inspiring English sources

McClure said search teams were banned from the kitchen on the orders of management, but that there were always strong rumours that Husband was sexually abusing boys who were working in the kitchen.

They wrote on Pastebin, "To sum it up for everyone, I took part in what I (and many others) would consider theft of money from the publishers by Google, and from direct orders of management".  .

The new order of management could jeopardize the domestic and international reputation of the National Bank of Hungary that had been established over a long period of time.

A paper-based set of "standing orders" for management of acute asthma in our pediatric emergency department was available during the study period; as these orders included nebulized albuterol but not levalbuterol, this may have biased physicians away from levalbuterol use.

Security guards in hi-vis jackets told journalists they were not welcome – on orders of the management.

Last week, Chou Tzuyu, a sixteen-year-old Taiwanese singer famous for being one-ninth of the multinational Korean pop group Twice, released a short video under the orders of her management company, JYP Entertainment.

Students are also admitted through a management quota, which places no merit requirement; students are directly admitted to a course upon the orders of the college management (in this case, the managing trust).

The low point of his decline came May 14, when Posada asked out of a game against Boston to "clear his head" after Girardi had dropped him to ninth in the batting order, raising the ire of management.

"We have taken the difficult decision to restructure HSBC in the UK in order to reduce layers of management and bureaucracy," said Brian Robertson, chief executive of HSBC Bank.

The methodology outlined here is designed to critically review ICZM in order to pinpoint areas of management weakness and determine the likely 'success' of the process.

He seems to command the respect of the interrupters, which – given that many of them have killed people and none has much experience of taking orders – is no ordinary feat of management.