"Here's a summons for you".The man on the stairs was Harry Grossman, the "champion process-server of all time", and the story is among countless told to readers of the New Yorker by St. Clair McKelway, a wry observer of the city's low life, from the 1930s into the 1960s.
As we came to a stop at the end of the ride, Vettel hinted at the ability of a Formula One champion to process an incredible amount of information while driving, and still recall key details.
Champion's process was used through 1851.
There appeared no broader leadership to champion the process with the continued expectation of the hospital management that the PO would be responsible for this area.
The system requires leaders to champion the process, especially to ensure a no-fault environment, and to access change agents at other levels to address larger, systemic concerns.
The system requires data systems including consistent cause of death classification and use of best practice guidelines to monitor performance, as well as leaders to champion the process, especially to ensure a no-blame environment, and to access change agents at other levels to address larger, systemic challenges.
It is to Britain's credit that it championed a process that spread prosperity and security.
He refined and championed the process of permanent voter registration, and it was largely through his efforts that permanent registration replaced the earlier system of recurring reregistration.
The Mustang was the original pony car that championed the process of a low-cost "family" sports car.
Time allows for one to gather a decade of experience, fine-tune strategies, champion successful processes and learn from shortcomings.
