Sentence examples for retaining management from inspiring English sources

"NASA has found itself in a position of retaining management jobs and an aging work force, while being restricted in its ability to attract, train and retain younger engineers," the study found.

For that reason, Mr. Macklowe, who is more interested in retaining management and a stake in the building than in simply turning it over to a new owner, is doing everything he can to identify new sources of revenue.

"We sold them all," said Paul Marcus, 42, partner and president of the Davis Companies, "retaining management of the Danbury Road and Trumbull buildings, and we are approved to build two office buildings totaling 245,000 square feet on the 20-acre Shelton site".

He counted among his accomplishments UC's success in retaining management of the three national labs that the Department of Energy opened up for bid recently.

While some observers see stability in retaining management, perhaps it is more the retention of that $54 million that drives Icahn to seek Antioco's continuing presence.

The reason is simple: If a private equity firm is the buyer, it will often decide to retain management and let managers invest in the deal.

The company is selling a signature trophy, the biggest building in its portfolio, at a high point in the market, but it will retain management and leasing for the property; Cousins already manages some 12 million feet as a third-party manager.

Instead, it allows such information technology work if the company clearly retains management responsibility for the computer system.

The new owners plan to "retain management and support management's strategy, business plans and growth initiatives," Ms. Nicholls said.

Schikaneder retained management of the theatre for less than four years, a period marked by an abortive attempt at collaboration on an opera with Ludwig van Beethoven.

Mr. Macklowe, who hopes to retain management and a stake in the tower, has said that the General Motors Building is worth $3.5 billion, a sum that would make it the most valuable in the world.