senior manager
collocation in Englishmeaningsofseniorandmanager
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senior
adjective
uk/ˈsiː.ni.ər/us/ˈsiː.njɚ/
high or higher ...
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manager
noun[C]
uk/ˈmæn.ɪ.dʒər/us/ˈmæn.ə.dʒɚ/
the person who is responsible for managing ...
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(Definition ofseniorandmanagerfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Like theseniormanagerinterviewees, the majority of practitioners talked in terms of interpreting the criteria widely, using words such as 'liberally', 'leniently' and 'very broadly'.
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They also include staff from other staff groups who have transferred toseniormanagergrades.
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That employee might well be theseniormanagerof the insolvency practice, and clearly this would be undesirable.
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He is theseniormanagerof the school; he should have the opportunity to wield substantial influence in the selection of his colleagues.
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Each of the 12 payments listed was to an individual health authority manager: 11 general managers and oneseniormanager.
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Details of the annual cost of employment per whole-time equivalent in eachseniormanager, unit or district general manager group are not available centrally.
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Many regional offices, district health authorities and national health service trusts have designated aseniormanagerto be responsible for patients charter matters.
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The general andseniormanagerclass was introduced into the health service in phases from 1986.
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The figures are based on staff onseniormanagerpay scales (general managers, senior managers and managers) in the administrative and clerical staff group.
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The table shows, therefore, the number of staff employed onseniormanager, and administrative and clerical payscales.
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Increases in numbers can be accounted for in part due to the assimilation of some professional staff intoseniormanagergrades.
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Three senior managers are now required to provide the same service—possibly an interior service—previously provided through oneseniormanager.
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In addition, two major accountancy firms are respectively providing the services of aseniormanagerand a secretary.
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In a search for funding, he was visited by aseniormanagerin a major drugs firm who flew over to inspect the device.
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He was also theseniormanagerand the architect of the budgets that he is now busily cutting.
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A governor or otherseniormanagerwill convene an internal assessment board to make initial decisions on the award of early release.
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She was head-hunted into the company at a very high level to work as aseniormanagerand a board member.
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Many homes do not see aseniormanager, let alone an inspector, from one year to the next.
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Each region will be headed by aseniormanagerresponsible for the entire limb and appliance service in that area.
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I have the highest opinion of his quality as a practicalseniormanager.
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