Sentence examples for push management from inspiring English sources

If there are gaps, the board is required to push management to close them.

As a result of these trends, Wall Street and shareholders will push management to cut spending.

Nash, to Labor senator Jan McLucas, (who is struggling to comprehend why the government wants to push management responsibility back to states, while cutting funds).

"I think investors will continue to push management to unlock the value of Janus," said Henry McVey, an analyst at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.

In March, The Wall Street Journal reported that Sebastian Holdings had acquired 2.5percentt of Vivendi's shares and said it intended to push management to narrow its focus, perhaps by selling assets.

More broadly, the critics claim that shareholder activists push management to do things that boost the share price in the short term long enough for the activists to take their profit but reduce the firm's value in the long term.

The uncertainties are one reason Mr. Bronner pushed management at US Airways to prepare a plan to deal with a war.

Carl Icahn built up a stake in Forest to become its second-biggest shareholder and pushed management to change strategy.

In the past, retailers, farmers and manufacturers, who rely on trade, often pushed management to settle quickly by capitulating to the longshoremen.

Mr. Hudson, 41, is known for acquiring stakes in companies and pushing management to make changes to increase the stock price.

In the interim, Mr. Henderson stressed that G.M.'s new board was pushing management to speed up decisions on new products and install a culture devoted to pleasing customers.