Sentence examples for permanent management from inspiring English sources

Last night, after his young English side pulled back a two-goal deficit, with goals from Gary Cahill and Ashley Young in the last five minutes – only to concede to Arjen Robben's second, Pearce said that he had proposed to the FA that he should take England to the finals in Poland and Ukraine, before the permanent management role is handed to someone else.

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Birmingham City Council leader Sir Albert Bore said in September the most urgent issue facing the council was the need to establish permanent management arrangements for children's services.

The five commissioners "do not have any effective means to provide guidance and oversight to the CPUC's permanent management and staff".

Following a domestic debate over the permanent management of the nuclear program, the United States Atomic Energy Commission AECC) was created by the Atomic Energy Act of 1946 to take over the functions and assets of the Manhattan Project.

Aides say that the mayor fully supports keeping the ban in place as a permanent traffic management tool, to force people onto trains, buses and ferries and to thin out traffic into Manhattan during the morning rush.

While Palm's recent problems are painful, they're far from permanent, and management has been aggressive about trying to right the ship.

As an approach virtual product twins were introduced for the permanent, individual management of product instances and the synchronization between initial virtual product models and product lifecycle data.

In this study, we compared soil organic C (SOC) stocks and fractions under traditional hay meadow and conventional (silage or permanent) pasture management regimes at two upland grassland locations within the Yorkshire Dales, northern England, United Kingdom.

A permanent disaster management structure should be put in place independent of other branches of the DDES, with regional as well as local organs each with a certain degree of operational autonomy.

Early architectural decisions define how the system is organised in terms of permanent data management, data communication, data input and output, coarse-grained modularisation and allocation within the organisational structure.