Sentence examples for whose managed from inspiring English sources
There were a few nauseatingly obsequious observations from Corden ("Do you realise you're one of the few people on earth whose managed to get better looking as they got older?") but he also confronted Barlow with some genuinely unpleasant flashbacks.
THE Supreme Court ruled this month that states had the right to insist on an independent review for patients whose managed health care plans refused to pay for a treatment or drug prescribed by their doctor.
And this week, came revelations that Jeffrey Thompson, a local businessman whose managed health care firm holds a city contract worth more than $300 million, secretly donated $653,000 to a "shadow" campaign dedicated to defeating former Mayor Adrian Fenty and installing Vincent C. Gray in his place.
Certainly, what these stumbling economies are guilty of is a failure to learn from Singapore, a system whose managed democracy is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and which has successfully avoided the sort of interest group sclerosis and corruption that is holding back Brazil, for example.
A look at the five men whose managing careers spanned the most years.
Even Tescocompare, whose managing director Debra Williams sits on the new body's committee, has yet to sign up.
Another partner is Pathé UK, whose managing director, Cameron McCracken, knew Mr. Luisi during Mr. Luisi's 12 years as a Miramax executive.
Another partner is Path K, whose managing director, Cameron McCracken, knew Mr. Luisi during Mr. Luisi's 12 years as a Miramax executive.
The lead whistle-blower was represented by Grant & Eisenhofer, a Delaware-based firm whose managing director has also served as bundler and contributor to Mr. Obama.
Well, Mr. Levine now heads one of the world's most prestigious orchestras, whose managing director, Mark Volpe (no relation to Joseph), readily gave the go-ahead.
The research was commissioned by fossil fuel free superannuation fund Future Super, whose managing director Simon Sheikh claims the glossy Minerals Council of Australia campaign backfired.
