Sentence examples for smooth management from inspiring English sources

Kissinger believed that such confrontations were dangerous to the smooth management of America's relationship with the Soviets.

The priority in Brussels is for smooth management over the next six months, not bust-ups over press freedom.

The handing down of the first criminal indictments in the U.S. in connection with last year's scare over tainted Chinese imports poses a delicate challenge to the smooth management of relations between Beijing and Washington.

However, for the smooth management of the contract the work must be undertaken and thus, certain individuals have to take on more than one role and its accompanying responsibilities.

To sum up, many businesses in Taiwan believe that English is essential and beneficial for the smooth management of some jobs, for corporate development, to enhance corporate image, and to earn promotions, even though English may not be needed on a daily basis for all positions.

He did not expect to win the part of David, the "smooth" management consultant, assuming someone "a lot shinier and flashier" than him would be cast.

Mr. Dittemore, discussing the timing of his departure, said it was "based on when I believe will allow for the smoothest management transition possible as the pace of work to return the shuttle to flight begins to ramp out".

Mr. Ivester said in December that he would retire after two years in the company's top job, but agreed at the time to remain until April to smooth the management transition.

Mr. Ivester, 52, shocked the business world in December by saying he would retire after a tumultuous two years in the company's top job, but agreed at the time to stay on until April to smooth the management transition.

Indeed, impeding the absorption of glucose through the inhibition of the carbohydrate-hydrolyzing enzymes such as α-amylase and α-glucosidase in the digestive tract could enable overall smooth glucose management in diabetic patients.

Mr. Yunus also said that he was willing to step down as managing director but that there must be "a smooth transition of management leadership from me to the next managing director in a congenial environment".