management

Word Origin & History

1590s, "act of managing," from manage + -ment. Meaning "governing body" (originally of a theater) is from 1739.

The management of the war was the main subject under discussion.

They have desired, that I may be consigned over entirely to their management.

Her brother and her sister desire that she may be left to their management.

I know little of them; and happily we shall not be dependent on the result of my management.

It ought to have been a very profitable Bank, if he had much to do with its management.

Deprive him of the power of management, and it might cost Mr. Channing his place.

You will turn over the management of the 'Herald' to Warren Smith.

In 1858, an attempt was made to save it by revolutionizing its constitution and management.

They were well matched, and each was thoroughly skilled in the management of his weapon.

Yet Government ownership and management of railroads also has its drawbacks.

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noun persons running an organization

noun. human or group who manages effort of an organization

noun. manner of conducting oneself

noun. manner of conducting oneself

noun. system which controls organization

noun. custody of person, usually child

noun. custody of person, usually child