The phrase "absolute manages" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The absolute manages of the project were unclear, leading to confusion among the team."
Alternatives: "complete control" or "total management".
If you missed something, it was gone, unless an absolute legend managed to tape it off the telly to VHS.
But most of the time, if one has to characterize motherhood it is the absolute ability to manage their resources.
Despite his great authority, Bardas's control over his nephew was not absolute: after he managed to persuade him to dismiss his old chamberlain (parakoimomenos), Michael appointed to the post not one of Bardas's own protégés, but his favourite companion, the ruthlessly ambitious Basil the Macedonian.
Under Model A the number of units within each of the four option categories was restructured to reflect the benefits to pollinator habitat, increasing the quality of the absolute area currently managed (Table 3).
Not many can swoop from a whisper to a belt in the singular manner of Ms. Greene, who manages to convey absolute artifice — what precisely is her relationship to the letter "s"? — and utter naïveté, often at the same time.
And if neither big party manages to get an absolute majority, it will mean the first hung parliament since February 1974, and only the second since 1929.
These tactics can include managed futures, absolute return funds, merger arbitrage and other approaches that will get their own column someday.
"If you are a board member of a housing association, you have an absolute legal obligation to manage the assets of your organisation in a way that protects its future viability," says Orr. "It is wrong for government to insert itself and instruct you in what you may or may not do with the assets you own".
And some of the absolute mad shit we managed to get printed!
