例句與造句

1. Laws were enacted to clearly delineate functions of management and those of trade unions.
2. I am sure that downsizing is now seen as a permanent function of management, and that is new.
3. Organizationally, the ministry does not adequately separate the functions of governance and policy making from the functions of management.
4. A function of management accounting in such organizations is to work closely with the IT department to provide IT cost transparency.
5. Blodget concluded that the combined company's stock price " will be entirely a function of management's ability to instill confidence " in investors.
6. It's difficult to find functions of management in a sentence. 用functions of management造句挺難的
7. This comprehensive reach of the collective bargaining agreement does not mean, however, that the language,'strictly a function of management,'has no meaning.
8. 'Strictly a function of management'might be thought to refer to any practice of management in which, under particular circumstances prescribed by the agreement, it is permitted to indulge.
9.  Over the logistics function, focus-triplet model's examination we are obtaining the management's projection, which is the same as the support functions of management's extension.
10. To be sure, the agreement provides that'matters which are strictly a function of management shall not be subject to arbitration .'But it goes on to say that if'differences'arise or if'any local trouble of any kind'arises, the grievance procedure shall be applicable.
11. The articles of association, which contained powers for the board to delegate any of the functions of management to a managing director or to a single director, did not deprive the company of capacity to delegate authority to Kapoor, a director, to enter into contracts of that kind on behalf of the company.
12. Although " control " was one of the six'functions of management'listed by Henri Fayol in 1917, the idea of strategic control as a distinct activity does not appear in the management literature until the late 1970s ( e . g . " Strategic Control : a new task for top management " by J H Horovitz, which was published in 1979, is a candidate for first paper to explicitly discuss the topic ), but the first definition of strategic control in a form consistent with modern usage of the term is probably in a paper by Reufli and Sarrazin published in 1981.