Even the smaller roles are acted with precision and care.
These simulation exercises build efficiency and confidence, and allow companies to act with more precision when an actual crisis occurs.
Galifianakis skewered the rollout of the Affordable Care Act with more precision than O'Reilly had managed during his live interview with Obama before this year's Super Bowl: "Oh yeah, I heard about that.
"They shot holes in the Disclose Act with such precision and force that it would make an N.R.A. member proud," said Kenneth Gross, a Washington lawyer who specializes in lobbying issues.
It's that same place which allows us to act with quick precision to handle a crisis we've never dealt with before or gives us a spontaneous solution to a nagging problem.
Environmental Investigation Agency uses a little known environmental law called the Lacey Act with amazing precision to tackle environmental degradation around the world.
This hateful group of obstructionists, obfuscators and oddballs who think and act with strategic precision, from highjacking the malleable minds at the grassroots level to appealing to the strict constructionists in the Supreme Court, are slowly but surely dismantling any promise of progress.
When officers were ordered to make arrests, they acted quickly with precision, taking more than 200 people into custody yesterday, though at times over the weekend they moved so quickly that, it appears, they also swept up innocent bystanders who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Throughout New England and parts of upstate New York, summer means that the traveling youth circus called Circus Smirkus will once again be pitching its tents on dry-grass fields, inviting one and all to see circus acts performed with precision by the summer-camp young.
While Israel indeed acted with remarkable precision based on reliable intelligence, the question remains: Did Israel use its hammer — an instrument it wields with virtuosity — prematurely in this case, to deal with a dilemma that perhaps called for different treatment?
Texas has a long history of voter suppression, she argued, and legislators acted with "surgical precision" to make sure that the law would exclude photo identifications that black and Latino voters are likely to have, like the ID cards issued to students or government employees.
