quality of management

At that point, the quality of management and business plans became irrelevant.

The commission's basic concern about the plants is the quality of management.

In Quality of management schools, the country was ranked 13th worldwide.

"You haven't heard me saying anything about that for a long time," he said when asked about the quality of management in big oil.

The quality of management is important, she said, as is the size of a company's market.

One of the strengths of this offer is the quality of management.

Customers will not be guaranteed and the quality of management will be far more important than it has been in the past.

He was also a founder of the Center for Quality of Management in 1989.

The quality of management also varied widely.

The lender wants to know the business' present resources, the quality of management, marketing awareness and evidence of promotional skills.

The quality of management planning will, therefore, be one of the critical determinants of a school's success.

This award is presented to a business whose growth, ambition and quality of management has enabled it to out-perform its peers in the past year.

"It's critical to be out there, evaluating the quality of management and financial controls," Ms. Barker said.

We must improve the quality of management systems, supervisory systems and, in particular, financial systems, on an international basis.

In 1993, the Director of the Zoo proposed a long-term plan to improve the quality of management, housing and care for the animals.

Human considerations, such as the quality of management, having a common community of interest, and the skill and knowledge of the work force.

From 1984 until 1998, he instituted a manpower development program and a training program, to sustainably improve the quality of management in the organisation.

He said, however, that the direction of regulatory efforts had improved in the last few years, with more attention paid to questions like the quality of management.

Successful systems may be attributable to the skill exercised in designing the system or to the quality of management practised during operations, or both.

The inference seems to be that it's quality of management and teaching that can resolve issues of socio economics.

That, in turn depends on how the economy is managed by the Government of the day and on the quality of management in British industry.

Because all milking cows have to visit the AMS voluntarily, the system requires a high quality of management.

Whether non-executives have any responsibility for company performance in general, arising from a duty to supervise the quality of management decision making, also awaits further litigation.

Company ratings are based on eight criteria, ranging from investment value and quality of products/services to innovation and quality of management.

At present, this is just not possible in the vast majority of NHS hospitals, because the quality of management information systems is so poor.