The public sector is beholden to vast arrays of interests and constrained by inviolable rules, which can be utterly alien to businessmen used to more total control.
It gives her a chance to showcase her wide array of interests (fashion and technology as well as tennis and working with young people) while giving a tennis partner a global boost and some worthwhile buzz.
Better to see writing as part of a more personally-crafted career that will allow you to pursue an array of interests -- and a career that you will need to treat in an entrepreneurial way, inventing and reinventing what you do along the way.
Mr. Pataki's call, the centerpiece of his annual State of the State address, holds the possibility of infuriating a dizzying array of interest groups and lawmakers from every part of the state.
In 1994, she and President Bill Clinton insisted that anything short of universal coverage was unacceptable and proposed a vast overhaul of the health care system to provide it: a 1,342-page 1,342-pagedrew withering fire from an array of interest grouplannd died in a DemocrathatCongress.
The basic structure of American politics -- the array of interest groups and party structures, the government's basic assumptions about what was politically possible and desirable -- didn't change much at all.
An array of interests including state legislators and the American Society of Association Executives have been pushing for such changes.
The coalition, still being formed, represents a broad array of interests, including education, welfare and opposition to the war.
