As the ire builds, the target of the outrage continues to adjust course, moving away from the policto's to something ever more substantive: the Pentagon and the Army top brass.
Mr. Bush's critics, including former aides, have portrayed him as too cloistered, too dependent on a small coterie of trusted aides, unable to distinguish between loyalty and competence, and insufficiently willing to adjust course in the face of events that do not unfold the way he expects.
The reassurances were a sign of the pressure on the White House to justify a strategy that leans heavily on air power or to adjust course.
We have the benefit of being nimble as a smaller firm, to adjust course and capitalize on new, innovative and cost-effective ways of delivering legal services as a trusted advisor to our clients.
Third, a conscious use of scenarios helps managers to adjust course in the light of events.
That data gets shared with therapists, who can use it to adjust course as necessary.
The cause and effect relationship is often hard to grasp and the results of decisions are delayed by months or years, making it difficult to adjust course as needed.
When it's working "as designed," I think of guilt as a feedback system, a sort of moral compass that guides us soundly, and lets us know when we need to adjust course.
