Sentence examples for so-called team from inspiring English sources

The public outcry led to the F.I.A. banning so-called team orders.

There has been sustained talk about the need for a commitment to a so-called "Team Australia".

One of Biden's early assignments from Obama was to adjudicate any disputes among the so-called team of rivals.

BT has about 55,000 so-called "team members" in the UK - staff who are not management grade - out of about 105,000 people.

The authors found that the decision by top management to emulate the so-called "team" model, pioneered by Japanese companies like Toyota, had a generally negative effect on employee morale rather than promoting a sense of empowerment.

But more than anything else, this title victory was a strong message from the German's Red Bull team, which had refused to employ so-called team orders at the previous race to give equal chance to both of its drivers to win the title.

In February, he said, the number of people who went on the hunts passed 15,000, many of them participating in so-called team-building events arranged by companies, law firms and other organizations.

Even in today's budget conscious times organizations still invest reasonable sums on so-called "team-building" days.

His speech was titled "Victory Through Teamwork and Leadership,² and he segued into the substance of it by telling a story about his experience as an assistant coach of the 1992 United States Olympic basketball team, the so-called Dream Team.

Fortunately, at least for the US, the basketball team, the so-called "Redeem Team", held off a determined challenge from Spain and captured the gold for the first time in eight years.

BARCELONA, Spain — Once the United States men's basketball team arrived here, the site of its greatest triumph, 20 years after the so-called Dream Team stamped itself as the single greatest hoops squad ever assembled, the comparisons between that team and this one grew louder and more frequent.