Sentence examples for plan manage from inspiring English sources
Richard Parry, the acting head of London Underground, said: "We are pleased that the NAO's report confirms our long-held view that Metronet's collapse was as a result of the failure of its management team and shareholders to properly plan, manage and execute the maintenance and renewal work that was their responsibility.
In the digital age, we've become a generation of DIY travellers who plan, manage and book travel online.
The marketplace will bring together thousands of companies to plan, manage and execute supply-chain transactions over the Internet.
They cannot happen overnight, but they will make a difference in the way state institutions plan, manage and respond to the inevitable flood.
Lisa LaRue is owner of CareerWorx, and a registered career coach with over 18 years' experience helping people plan, manage and find happiness in their work and careers.
"Business at its best" provides actionable frameworks to help companies close the gap between vision and execution— practical approaches for organisations to adopt, based on five imperatives to help plan, manage and scale sustainable value creation.
The plan, managed by Cigna, provided for a one-day hospital stay for a hysterectomy.
Calpers is also considering other alternatives, including a self-financed health insurance plan managed by an outside company.
The gold star plans went to these plans: Alaska's T. Rowe Price College Savings Plan, managed by T. Rowe Price; Maryland College Investment Plan, managed by T. Rowe Price; Nevada's The Vanguard 529 Savings Plan, managed by Upromise Investments; and Utah Educational Savings Plan, managed by the agency of the same name.
At the other end of the spectrum, plans that received a "below average" rating were: Georgia's Path2College 529 Plan, managed by TIAA-CREF; Nevada's the Upromise College Fund 529 plan, managed by Upromise; and Wisconsin's Tomorrow's Scholar College Savings Plan, managed by Wells Fargo.
Indoor map data are built with the method for mapping each floor plan managed by the Legal Affairs Bureau, as proposed by Nakajima [11].
