Accordingly, the aim of this research is to demonstrate that firms can leverage network analysis when designing their global sourcing strategies to assuage the difficulties associated with the lack of information in the JV formation process thus rendering them in a more fortuitous position.
NEW YORK TIMES BofA's Moynihan Takes Meetings in Washington | Bank of America's chief, Brian Moynihan, has been busy with meetings this week as the bank endeavors to assuage fears over its latest difficulties.
Strategically and militarily, it is not clear, apart from assuaging David Trimble's internal Unionist difficulties, what the purpose and value of IRA decommissioning is in the first place.
To assuage mounting traveler frustration over the difficulty of booking frequent-flier tickets, airlines are offering members a cornucopia of goods that have little to do with flights.
I understand the difficulties that are inherent in assuaging people's fears about bioterrorism.
He served until his death, helping to assuage some of the worst international tensions brought on by the financial difficulties of the parent organization, by the Cold War, and by the sensitivity of emerging African and Asian nations to traditional Western leadership.
Far-fetched or not, Ranum says, the technical difficulties involved with using Nortel equipment for cyber-espionage wouldn't assuage worries if the Chinese vendor were to have bought Nortel's metro Ethernet division.
In other words, can the actions of a parent or caretaker help assuage the marks of early life stress and shield a child against developing emotional difficulties like depression in adulthood?
White North Americans have excruciating difficulties with indigenous culture, and the hardships of his reservation upbringing have been partly assuaged by critical sympathy.
This did not assuage Mr. Seaton.
That did not assuage his critics.
