Sentence examples for suitable managers from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Bronfman could not find suitable managers for his television and cable operations, he sold 50percentt of the cable channels to USA Networks Inc., along with a half-interest in its own television production business, betting that USA's chairman, Barry Diller, could run them better.

It should also help the MPA managers, to define the most suitable management actions and monitor the management plan itself.

To identify suitable measures, managers need to understand how different dimensions of equality impinge on the determinants of wellbeing and performance.

The Bi-State Core Competencies includes a five level mastery system in which levels four and five refer to skills suitable for managers and administrators.

Whether that makes him a suitable England manager is another matter, particularly when it was only 5 September, having declined the caretaker role after Roy Hodgson's departure, that he explained "it wasn't something I think I've got the experience for".

First, you need a general manager who can find a suitable head coach.

In this respect, the case also shows the manufacturer׳s active role in establishing trust building and social pressure by choosing a suitable supplier plant manager.

"The club will be seeking a new manager or player manager with suitable coaching qualifications whilst in the interim George Shields and John McCafferty will be responsible for coaching and team selection," said the Gable Endies' statement.

We propose a decision-making tool to augment these older models: a systematic and replicable four-dimensional model to help policymakers and managers identify suitable suppliers and prioritize the best courses of action for overcoming obstacles.

Demonstrating and practicing with tools were chosen as the most suitable intervention session for managers to increase their knowledge.

Results will inform land managers of suitable ecotypes for conservation plantings in the face of climate change (Rice and Emery 2003; Harris et al. 2006).