A Philadelphia man caught the disease from an overcoat made of contaminated wool in the 1950's, and a piano key maker died of it in the 1940's after catching the disease from contaminated ivory.
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan, Oct. 1 — Taliban insurgents in the southern province of Helmand kidnapped a 15-year-old key maker, accused him of being a spy for the Afghan and foreign authorities, beat him severely, then hanged him from an electrical utility pole, Afghan officials said Monday.
"I like to have a key decision maker up front supported by two very quick strikers – I like to give them a lot of freedom, and not turn them into defenders".
As president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Mr. Geithner was a key decision maker last September when the government let Lehman Brothers fail and then, two days later, bailed out the insurer American International Group for $85 billion.
Rao said he doesn't necessarily want to take humans out of the decision making process, and he understand that no matter how much data a company has, a key decision maker can always ignore it, but he wants to give companies to the tools to make more data-driven decisions and the rest is up to them.
He says he was not a "key decision maker or a key source of setting credit policy" at Lehman, but more of "a spoke in the wheel".
Make an appointment with a key decision maker, talk to HR or put yourself on the agenda of the appropriate committee.
In the midst of the crisis, Geithner was often seen alongside Bernanke and Paulson and became a familiar face as a key decision maker.
FedEx packages are typically opened by the actual recipient, thus bypassing the gatekeeper and ensuring your application makes it to a key decision maker.
Arnoldo Gabaldón was a key policy maker during this development process.
