Sentence examples for weakening management from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in the remaining cases, LHAs owned the facilities and rented them to the PPPs, thus partially undermining JPFEs' strategic autonomy and weakening management commitment to results.

"There's been a general weakening of management in American business," Mr. Flickinger said.

But Bishop, who chairs the House Natural Resources Committee, is one of the most powerful members of a movement dedicated to weakening federal management of Western lands, and that movement has lately pressed the advantages it gained in the November election.

For their part, senior bank officials on Monday disputed the assertions that the company weakened risk management in recent years while seeking higher trading profits.

In addition, in recent years, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce SAICC) has gradually weakened the management of company establishment and equity registration (AntBlockchain 2016).

The insistence by health providers on lab diagnosis before formally declaring it as an 'outbreak' weakened the management of the episode.

However, the recent emphasis on vertical programmes, targeting specific diseases such as Malaria, TB and HIV/AIDS, has led to reduced funding for IMCI and has weakened the management and control of diarrhoea [ 9].

The BBC's director of news, Helen Boaden, has stepped aside while the report is prepared, and though she expects to be reinstated when it is published, her absence further weakens a BBC management board that already contains an acting director general, an acting director of television (or Vision, as it's called), and an acting director of radio (or Audio & Music).

However, the core position of profit orientation in business strategies weakens the green management.

Conflicts also erode governance institutions, weaken public expenditure management systems, and increase transaction costs (Anand 2005; Fengler et al. 2008).

The structural lack of personal, technical, and financial assets has additionally weakened the local management bodies, undermined their authority and thus their power to negotiate and perform within the pasture-related negotiation and implementation of rules, as well as the resolution of conflicts, or, shortly, within the whole 'governance landscape' (Lama and Job 2014: 241).