managerial control

"It's just a game," he said, with the paper owner having no real financial and managerial control.

The plan would be for the Government to move in quickly - within weeks - and assume managerial control of the sick institutions.

When his father and brothers chose to retire, he was left in managerial control.

But with the ruling party unwilling to give up managerial control, foreign investors won't touch the operation.

Ideology is an important part of the apparatus of managerial control.

As usual, she has to compete with Adam for managerial control and ownership of the bank during this time.

Scientific management's application was contingent on a high level of managerial control over employee work practices.

Managerial control over information allows the railways to manipulate the public presentation of results to political effect.

Correspondingly, the penalties for failure, bankruptcy, or at very least, loss of managerial control, are also increased.

This President desperately needs first-rate legal advice and a staff that is visibly under someone's managerial control.

These benefits come, however, at the cost of a partial-to-total loss of managerial control and oversight.

The relationship between managerial control and worker resistance cannot be understood without considering the nature and distribution of power.

Cooper authored the Louisiana code of ethics and pushed for managerial controls on state government.

Albee gradually took managerial control of Keith's theatrical circuit.

Ward died in November 1867 and Reeves took editorial and managerial control.

Perry broke trade unionism imposing job mobility, time wages and direct managerial control over production.

Thus, when the managerial control of labour is thwarted by industrial action, ultimately the employment relationship itself is being undermined.

Radio-Canada subsequently translated this to an 80% reduction to the International service under its financial and managerial control.

The Forest Department's managerial control is limited by the lack of road communication and all the divisional/range/beat offices are located well outside the park.

He passed managerial control to his three sons and the theatres were left in trust to his three nephews.

But Madonna - far more than the idols of the 50's and 60's - has exercised an impresario's shrewd managerial control over her image.

The Championship Manager series lets players assume managerial control over their favourite football club in a bid for both league and tournament victory.

The effect is to increase the number of organizations involved in satisfying customer demand, while reducing managerial control of daily logistics operations.

Robert J. Mockler presented a more comprehensive definition of managerial control:

Thus, baseball exemplifies individual autonomy; football managerial control, and basketball (and soccer) voluntary cooperation.