managerial

Modifies a noun

• prerogative: In industry, ' macho managers ' supported by the government reasserted their managerial prerogative.
• competence: In his view senior management could do more to improve managerial competence.
• responsibility: Target Audience All staff with managerial responsibility for others.
• decision-making: Analytical models are developed to assist in managerial decision-making.
• reign: BOSS Gary Mills suffered the heaviest defeat of his managerial reign to end a run of five straight wins.
• discretion: The greater the degree of managerial discretion, the greater the need to ensure that managers are trained in how to avoid sex bias.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: Perhaps better, is it not time to take them back once again to the civil service where they can become purely managerial bodies?
• predominantly: Initially her role was that of a tax specialist, but in recent years she has moved into a predominantly managerial role.
• much: Many assumptions made, especially that the reader knows Scripture, church, etc. Too much managerial speak.
• not: David completely agrees with the concept that appraisal must be developmental and formative, not managerial and punitive.
• intensely: That comes from an intensely managerial culture in which regulation rules.
• once: Machine intelligence was therefore at once managerial skill, the skill embodied in machines and the data amassed by the analyst of machinofacture.