line management

British  

noun

1. commerce those managers in an organization who are responsible for the main activity or product of the organization, as distinct from those, such as transport, accounting, or personnel, who provide services to the line management

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Other Word Forms

• line manager noun

Example Sentences

“The cruise industry will take a hit. We just don’t know how big it will be yet,” said John Thomas, a professor at Florida International University who teaches cruise line management.

From Washington Times

What followed was a master class in stadium selfie line management.

From New York Times

They also have offered to have airport staffers pitch in on some T.S.A. duties, such as line management and distributing the bins that travelers use during the screening process, he said.

From New York Times

Mayborn officials consider it their first blockbuster exhibit - a subject of national interest, whose anticipated audiences are requiring new procedures of timed tickets, advance purchases, entry line management, overflow parking and the like.

From Washington Times

Over a series of five sessions, children learn about fly-fishing, from line management and casting techniques to catch and release tactics and the value of conservation.

From Washington Times