That last observation is made by the character known as the Stage Manager, an omniscient figure who is in charge of the action and comments upon it.
The Dutch economist, who led the EU's taskforce in Greece during the country's bailout negotiations, Maarten Verwey, has been appointed to take charge of coordinating action on the ground, in a sign the Greek government has ceded control of managing asylum and migration policy.
In particular, responsibility analysis aims at assigning the agents in charge of each action.
Always curious as to what enlightens prominent male showrunners to the merits of putting women in charge of the action, we asked Thomas how a "teen boy detective" evolved into a decidedly not male Veronica Mars.
Colin Campbell, the league vice president in charge of disciplinary actions -- and former Rangers' coach -- phoned Fleury, who said he acknowledged responsibility.
Accordingly, the Consortium is in charge of aligning actions, settling controversies among members, detecting frauds, controlling and protecting product quality and its reputation and, finally, promoting the PDO/PGI on the market (Tables 1 and 2) (Desquilbert and Monier-Dilhan 2015).
We are manipulated when our emotions take charge of our actions.
As you get to balance the rhythm in your breathings, you are better empowered to take charge of your actions and are more calm, composed and equipoised.
Jim Bob did have Josh meet with Arkansas State Trooper Jim Hutchens, but Hutchens never took official action, and ended up being convicted on child pornography charges himself, effectively killing any chance of action against Josh Duggar or the family for coverup.
