managerial
[man-i-jeer-ee-uh l]
- pertaining to management or a manager: managerial functions; the managerial class of society.
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Origin of managerial
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Contemporary Examples
But the managerial skills needed to run a 200,000-troop force are still lacking.
In a different year, there would have been candidates with more political (as opposed to managerial) skills.
Obama Will Probably Win. Here Are Some Reasons For Republicans to be Cheerful.Megan McArdle
November 6, 2012
He must present himself as a well-informed CEO rather than a managerial Chief Financial Officer.
Brinker recently said she will step down as CEO but remain in a managerial role.
Brinker said she is stepping down as CEO but will remain in a managerial role.
Ex-Komen Official Karen Handel Attacks Planned Parenthood 'Thugs' in New BookAbigail Pesta
September 5, 2012
Historical Examples
Mark had a farce ready for the managerial perusal, but it won't do.
The Letters of Charles DickensCharles Dickens
This ranks as my first venture in managerial responsibility.
The Secrets of a SavoyardHenry A. Lytton
And a very good reflection it is—from a managerial point of view.
My managerial eye saw at a glance its capabilities for a theatre.
The Story of a Bad BoyThomas Bailey Aldrich
The window was the window of the managerial room of the Regent Theatre.
The RegentE. Arnold Bennett
managerial
- of or relating to a manager or to the functions, responsibilities, or position of management
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