Sentence examples for put on management from inspiring English sources
Jerry Mason, Thiokol's general manager, told his fellow executives to take off their engineering hats and put on management hats.
The main emphasis was put on management of specific obstetric conditions repeatedly identified with substandard care during audit.
Corporate America is a better place because of the pressure Calpers and other institutional investors have put on boards and management.
Plans to build eight new offices this year may be put on hold as Glotel management reviews its prospects in the light of the current poor market for telecoms.
It's about artists – spurred on by weirdly intimate peer scrutiny, by close production and painstaking sound-management – putting on a four-minute rendition of a song that's as close to perfect as possible.
I had friends in Cambridge, Mass., so I moved there and found work as an administrative assistant for a nonprofit arts management company, putting on concerts and theatrical events.
But one service-sector industry is already reaping its reward from putting on a successful Olympics: sports-management consultancy.Staging the Olympics involves years of planning and mind-numbing cost partly because each time is, to some extent, the first.
Managers say that tax inspectors have raided the group's warehouses to check newsprint stocks, supposedly to see if the papers' circulation conformed to figures in the group's tax statements.The government says the investigation is purely a tax matter, but journalists fear that pressure is being put on the management to sack some outspoken writers.
While some components of the health sector reforms have shown favourable results such as the increase in immunization coverage, little emphasis was put on the management of health care workers [ 7, 8].
Social services got in touch because of the paramedics' reports; he got put on an anger management course.
Over the past two decades, a growing emphasis has been put on arthritis self management strategies to help patients with RA cope with the consequences of the disease.
