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If they keep the two companies separate managerially, then really nothing has changed.

"Why would one want to give them more, managerially and artistically?"

Few Washington officials are managerially oriented; most have risen because of their policy skills.

This often focuses on the managerially important issue of what makes for successful service innovation.

Sun, she said, is a sound company, strategically, managerially and technologically.

"Managerially it's a very good idea to have volunteers from the private sector, but in political practice, it could get you into trouble," he said.

"At some point it slips over the line from being managerially difficult to having a distinct impact on services," one official said.

Yahoo has spread itself too thin, both managerially and technologically.

The mayor's idea of putting the city's education bureaucracy right under his eye makes sense, both managerially and symbolically.

Time Inc.'s management believes the move makes sense both financially and managerially.

But he did not subscribe to the winning-is-the-only-thing school, either philosophically or managerially.

"To be a handsome, poised, amusing, seemingly passive but managerially brilliant woman is your goal."

Above all, to what extent can clinicians be persuaded to accept that they are financially and managerially accountable for their decisions?

Why can't the good state schools help the others; managerially, educationally (swopping teachers) and for facilities?

How innovation butterflies are 'chased' is highly managerially relevant.

Studies were conducted to establish whether previously rival works could be integrated, both managerially and physically by linking their distribution systems.

Edward Heath was the most managerially minded prime minister since Attlee.

"No one single leader, no matter how charismatic, persuasive or managerially successful, can compensate for the structure of this system, which is flawed."

MS prepares the student in conducting logical, rigorous, and managerially relevant research in various areas of management.

So isolated are the dispatchers - geographically, technologically and managerially - that they must, at times, dial 911 themselves to communicate across agency lines.

For Elliot Jaques, human organizations are structured managerially according to levels of accountability.

Within a short time, the political climate heated up and the Chief Executive position was challenged culturally, politically and managerially.

"I think it's a big mistake managerially," Mr. Brecher said.

The basic model is one of a clinical director (usually a clinician) responsible managerially for the operational work of all the staff within the directorate.

Although historically the district had good relations with its units, it was also very devolved managerially, and had two self-governing trusts in the first wave.