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"It's a very well-run company, it has been doing extremely well and I'm hoping to bring a bit of experience to the board, " he said.

It is up to shareholders to see that companies are well run, unless there is market failure, says Paul Myners, the City minister.

The club is well-run, with intelligent board members like Fiszman, and with coffers beginning to swell at their lucrative new home. . .

It used to be a well-run business, but then disagreements arose between the partners, and now things are at sixes and sevens.

That ban has since been lifted and executives say that well-run firms will be allowed to launch two new products a year.

"If they're still in business after all this, chances are they're extremely well run, " he said.

However, many leaders value is such a false "sense of discipline, " forcing students to wear uniforms to show that well-run schools.

The important thing was to think about an ethical code which would make for happy families and well-run countries without too much fighting.

Some wonder if it might help Greece, undermining the notion that Europe has a rich, well-run western half, and a poor, backward east.

Those things need to be sustained by a strong civil society and democratically accountable, well-run government.

Moreover, historically well-run economies are certainly able to support higher levels of public indebtedness very comfortably.

If there time, you could come back to the office and well run through any of the details that still havent been finalized.

Britain wants the court to decline cases if it can be argued that well-run national courts have properly considered their merits.

Thanks to its generally well-run oil and gas industry, it has the resources to fund the necessary physical reconstruction.

Will the well run out of Jingdezhen ceramic raw materials, to the Jingdezhen Ceramic Industry hidden seeds of sustainable development?

Li's company, with its giant smelting oven, heavy rock-crushing equipment, and half-dozen oversize trucks, looks well funded and well run.

The staff began to view Teach For America as a well- run organization.

Well-run universities with access to up-to-date research and information are key.

The Baltics may be a special case: small, relatively well run, with flexible economies and friendly Nordic neighbours.

Thus, in Africa, both Senegal and Uganda are judged to have well-run utilities, but Senegal's is private-sector whereas Uganda's is public.

Well-run companies---no one ever spoke about "well-led companies" ---were the ones that operated in almost military style.

Make no mistake, BYD is a well-run company, and its chairman Mr. Wang is rightly regarded as a brilliant entrepreneur.

Bos and Wellink sought to reassure customers and shareholders that ING was a well-run firm with sound finances.

Our banks are well run and remain highly liquid and well capitalised to an average of nearly double the international minimum requirements.

This was a well-run study, looking at 307 people with a body mass index of 30 to 40 (classed as obese).

Still, Bland and others say the Marshall Plan can serve as an example of a well-run government program.

A well-run country can try to spend large amounts of taxpayers' money on alleviating social problems.

Even well-run conglomerates sell at a discount to break-up value.

Well-run prisons have adopted such policies already, and their rates of sexual assault are dramatically lower than the national average.

System in Jiangxi Bureau of Meteorology's businesses and well-run Railway Administration of Jiangxi Province.

In a well-run succession race the choices should become fewer, and the reasoning clearer as time passes.

It is aimed at essentially strong and well-run emerging market economies suffering as exports drop and external financing dries up.

Student's psychological well-run vocational crisis in preventive education.

Well-run companies still know when they need outside expertise, which is why strategy consulting is far from dead.

John Lewis shows how well-run activities can grow organically on the basis of debt and retained earnings.

Yet tickets are bought so frequently that well-run lotteries are, for the organisers, virtually a license to print money.

Many districts and provinces are also well run, especially on the most populous island, Java.

A well-run restaurant is like a winning baseball team.

To be counted as world-class, a firm needs to be more than just well run and large.

We left our bags with the concierge in the baggage storage area on the last day which was well run and all part of the service.

I would say, financially, they are the most well-run club in the league, barring Manchester City.

A well-trained facilitator is the key to a well-run study circle.

Gary Bass of Princeton University argues that well-run trials bring real benefits.

This would give Citi a stake in Nikko's branch network and well run asset-management business.

The NDS is a well-run service, trusted by the international forces.

Well-run or not, both banks present the problem of being far too important to fail.

A well-run organisation will also, in all likelihood, give a good account on the punctuality front.

If you visit the studio , you may well run into someone you recognize from the cinema .

A well-run company equips its workers with all the tools necessary to do the job.

Since then, one big, well-run private corporation after the other has been renationalized.

If you visit the studio, you may well run into someone you recognize from the film.

Officials bristle at comparisons between Punjab, which is moderately well run, and the lawless tribal areas.

Well-run or not, both the problem of being far too important to fail.

It may very well run counter to the interests of Goldman investors and shareholders to subsidize any deal for Lehman.

The hotel was, from all accounts, very well run as far as the comfort of the guests was concerned.

Even well-run companies are being forced to downsize.

They are mainly in Switzerland for its political stability and well-run banks.

Precedent allows it, and Canada is a decent, well-run place, where much is decided at the provincial level.

The IMF has also revamped its lending schemes so that well-run countries have access to large amounts of cash if a crisis hits.

Since investors seem desperate to buy, it is best that they be offered shares in well run firms with good prospects.

He is also a powerful politician who may well run for Indonesia's presidency in 2014.

Even the government's sternest critics concede the country has been well run.

This is a well-run, financially healthy company.

It is very well run and room was very clean and large with a side harbour view on 10th floor.

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