Sentence examples for retaining manager from inspiring English sources

Mercedes-Benz officially withdrew from motor racing in 1931 citing the global economic downturn as a reason for their decision although they continued to support Caracciola and a few other drivers covertly, retaining manager Alfred Neubauer to run the 'independent' operation.

It also highlighted the administration's difficulty in retaining managers of public diplomacy.

As a result, the firm shifted its focus to retaining managers, a tactic that ultimately boosted satisfaction and profits.

The bride, 37, is an associate director at Bridgestar, a program of the Bridgespan Group in Boston, which works with nonprofit groups to strengthen senior leadership teams and to develop materials for hiring and retaining managers.

Mark Pritchard, the Tory MP for the Wrekin, told parliament in the same debate that: "The BBC is in danger of being very London-centric, retaining managers in London while laying off hard-working journalists in the regions". Paul Blomfield, the Labour MP for Sheffield Central, concurred.

Gillick said he would retain Manager Charlie Manuel.

The Yankees acted quickly to retain Manager Joe Girardi, rewarding him with a three-year, $9 million contract.

Kilmarnock must do "everything they can" to retain manager Steve Clarke amid interest from England, says defender Stephen O'Donnell.

This works best if you can identify and retain managers once they've experienced several rotations.

They retained managers until they were too old or feeble to take the lineup card to home plate.

Angelos has not retained managers long -- he has had four in the past five years -- but he has not shed any during a season.