managerial
నిర్వాహణ
definition
adjective
I have a managerial role
relating to management or managers, especially of a company or similar organization.
example
Telfer often gives the impression of being a coach first and a 'managerial' strategist second.
It's understandable that the Government wants to salute their 'managerial' success.
We put it to him that he has to deliver strategic executive 'managerial' leadership.
But as he approaches the end of his 'managerial' career, what is there left for him to do?
He has demonstrable 'managerial' skills as Halifax CEO, where he really calls the shots.
Does that speak volumes about the opposition, or is it a testimony to his own 'managerial' skills?
Unfortunately, you may have to relinquish some 'managerial' control in exchange for their money!
Just look at his 'managerial' record and take in how far Sunderland have already come since he took charge.
This will be the biggest test of the 'managerial' team, but they have stood up to every test so far.
It is accepted fact that there are more men in higher 'managerial' and executive positions than women.
It should also be remembered that this is only his first 'managerial' job.
The entire, sorry saga of 'managerial' incompetence stems from that single decision.
Every aspect of Davies's 'managerial' ability will be examined in answering those questions.
They cover some structural issues and some 'managerial' issues and some process issues.
I enjoyed working under him and picked up a great deal that I try to implement in my 'managerial' style.
We require leadership and we require people who understand the service and the 'managerial' issues.
She said her new role would be a more 'managerial' and administrative one.
If you major in business and 'managerial' economics, you'll learn how to answer questions like these.
Years ago there was a 'managerial' revolution in business, much written about.
The match was as thorough a 'managerial' triumph as it was possible to imagine.
He set up his administration to get things done 'managerially' , not to accomplish some short-term political goal.
And that is really not an issue because we can cope with that both 'managerially' and financially.
They are 'managerially' difficult and educationally unproven.
And so in fact, I think, that means we must be 'managerially' competent to stop it.
These research partnerships provide 'managerially' relevant research that is academically sound and publishable in leading journals.
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