Effectively, the company was numerous different companies, each with its own management jealously guarding decision rights and proprietary systems.
"He played solid minutes this summer, and last night was the first time I saw him making point guard decisions on a consistent basis," Chaney said yesterday.
Dr. Steiner has been extremely guarded about what decision he will ultimately make; his aides have likened him to a judge weighing a death row case.
Therefore, I will guard against decisions and behavior that advance my own narrow ambitions but harm the enterprise I manage and the societies it serves.
At an unofficial ceremony the day before they received their MBAs, the students promised they would, among other things, "serve the greater good", "act with the utmost integrity" and guard against "decisions and behaviour that advance my own narrow ambitions, but harm the enterprise and the societies it serves".You may snigger.
Lawyers for both sides, after digging down into the complex decision, were guarded in their assessments.
"Board meetings must be properly managed and the union's legal officer and chairman of governance must guard against allowing decision making 'on the hoof' and without proper consideration".
In turn, he forced the defense to make a quick decision: guard him one-on-one off either a switch or a trailing defender, or overcompensate and try to rotate in time to defend the rolling big.
Under these circum stances the Guard's decision to march through the crowd for hundreds of yards up and down a hill was high ly questionable.
As if drafting a power forward last year was not bad enough, the Knicks were reminded this week of that guard-forsaken decision when Brandon Jennings rolled into New York to make a few promotional appearances.
On Friday the sister of one of the four missing yachtsmen had expressed disappointment at the US coast guard's decision to call off the search if nothing was found by Saturday morning.
