Sentence examples for subordinates reported from inspiring English sources

"When rejected instead of accepted, subordinates reported lower self-esteem and greater negative emotion, but supervisors did not show an adverse reaction to rejection," said Kuehn in the release.

His few months spent in Spain in 1808, where he commanded the orderly officers of the Emperor and the aides-de-camp of the senior generals of the General Staff, seem to have acquired him an unwanted reputation for mockery on the service, to such a point that one of his subordinates reported that "no one ever knew when he was joking and when he was serious".

Business executives rarely have more than five subordinates reporting to them.

In January, her group's name was changed from energy services to electricity supply, and Ms. Guthrie and her four subordinates report to the head of procurement.

In addition, anxious subordinates report more exposure to such abusive leadership behaviors irrespective of levels of trait anger in the captain.

Then, moving clockwise, each of the other subordinates reports.

Subordinates report that he was better at bullying than managing risk, often verbally abusing those who challenged him.

A top adviser on Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign forcibly kissed a subordinate, Politico reported Wednesday, just days after more than two dozen people who worked on Sanders' 2016 campaign asked to meet with Sanders and his top aides to discuss sexual misconduct on the 2016 campaign.

Shenher says police forces are spaces where top ranking members like Fisher see little to no supervision, leaving it up to close colleagues and subordinates to report and investigate abuse.

"No management-level employee may make sexual advances, welcome or unwelcome, toward any subordinate, regardless of whether the subordinate reports to the management employee, either directly or indirectly," the revised code of conduct states.

The percentage of offspring sired by within-group subordinates was not reported for M. melanocephalus, but like in other fairy-wrens, few offspring are sired by within-group subordinates (M.S. Webster and J. Karubian pers. comm).