Sentence examples for the existing manager from inspiring English sources

The existing manager will not walk, so he treads an uneasy path.

[With] a couple of them, it's been quiet apparent that before the existing manager got sacked somebody was in place to already come in.

The second period value function V 2 then shows the present discounted value (p.d.v). to the VC of either investing and continuing one more period with the existing manager of uncertain quality (yielding p.d.v. − I 2 ( S 2 ) ~ + δ p 3 S 2, ~ S 1, π 3 − c ) or investing and replacing her with an outsider of known quality (yielding p.d.v. Π m )i.

The club's chairman Tony Stewart told BBC Sheffield: "It was a case of carrying on as we are now, or part company with the existing manager and possibly give a new manager the time to get to know the players before the end of the season.

If so, and the existing manager can document the team member's successes or failures, then you have something to work with.

In early December 1979, Keating was named campaign manager, with the existing manager being demoted to campaign strategist.

But the law left it up to regional governments to set conditions, such as the minimum size of a private plot; some have chosen sizes as large as 200 or 300 hectares, which favours the farms' existing managers and forces the farm workers to band together in large, unwieldy groups if they want to strike out on their own.

That provision is designed to exclude the existing managers and their friends.Mr Berzins's second big job is to keep the country on track towards the EU and, more optimistically, NATO too.

The company did not name a successor, and will divide his responsibilities among existing managers.

In so doing, they sometimes fail to build appropriate controls and leave existing managers overstretched: NatWest has built a sizeable derivatives business out of nothing in a handful of years.

Firms in Europe are seen primarily as catering to management buy-outs (MBOs), in which a fund acts as a source of money for existing managers to take over their own operations.