Sentence examples for track record in managing from inspiring English sources

Mike Sorhaindo, the existing Tower Ramparts centre manager, said: "LaSalle has a fantastic track record in managing shopping centres with a portfolio of over 100 throughout the world, so we couldn't ask for a better leader.

Mr. Miyahara, who is also Japan's main delegate to Iccat, acknowledged that the fisheries management organization "doesn't have a great track record" in managing the stock, but he said Japan was "prepared to take much stronger measures" than have been taken there in the past.

When he was appointed to the position six years ago, BBC directo general Mark Thompson praised Agius's "impressive and very successful track record in managing large institutions".

"He has a proven track record in managing and chairing growing businesses and a clear understanding of the audiences that we as a company deal with.

Movius started from scratch, with no enrolled students to pony up tuition, no track record in managing property and generating revenue.

He has a proven track record in managing large research teams across diverse therapeutic areas toward the successful delivery of pipeline compounds in infectious diseases, oncology and diabetes.

WellPoint and Health Systems have enjoyed fast membership growth and are highly profitable companies with a strong track record in managed care, Keaney noted.

To speed the changeover, the new department will have to develop a common computer system for agencies with disastrous track records in managing information, a challenge that members of the transition staff have started working on.

AW and JN (joint-PIs) have track-records in managing research programmes in patient/carer-centred service delivery and organisation.

Tom Jordan, president at the agency, Hoffman York, said the idea stemmed from the agency's poor track record in reviews managed by consultants compared with the far better results when the advertisers manage the reviews themselves.

Australia's dismal track record in relation to managing our own modest stockpile of radioactive waste is also hardly cause for confidence in the commission's global ambition.