Sentence examples for ties management from inspiring English sources

For Kauffman, Glass had it all: local ties, management skills, the baseball bug and enough wealth, in Wal-Mart shares, to buy the team without debt or outside investors.

On Friday, Wal-Mart Stores is scheduled to vote on a proposal to tie management compensation to on-shelf product availability at its stores.

Even without new rules, several experts say, shareholders are no longer automatically buying the company line that stock options tie management's fortunes to those of investors.

Mr. Enders said the uncertainty around the A400M hampered the company's ability to confidently make financial forecasts for 2010 and beyond, and that it tied management's hands at a time when Airbus is fighting to maintain its lead against its chief rival, Boeing of the United States, as the airline industry slowly recovers from a staggering $11 billion in losses last year.

The companies that were swallowed in the 1980s, he says, had old-school-tie managements ill-equipped to repel MBA-trained corporate raiders schooled in tougher London and American business environments.

The union has close ties with management.

The union only nominally represents workers; in practice, it has close ties with management.

There were also complaints that people with ties to management had skipped ahead on waiting lists for apartments.

The close ties between management and the outside directors also raise questions about the board's independence.

Mr. Woodford campaigned to win his job back, but has given up, blaming cozy ties between management and big Japanese shareholders and citing the strain on his family.

And many, including E*Trade, have relatively small boards with a high portion of directors who have ties to management, Mr. McGurn said.