He easily trots out examples: * Two stockbrokers are competing to handle a bank president's finances.
CORE wants registries around the world to compete to handle registration, and seven new, top-level domains, including ".firm" and ".info" to be introduced, to make it easier to register firms in different businesses, but with the same name.The Commerce Department's plan, devised by Ira Magaziner, Bill Clinton's Internet guru, draws on CORE's ideas.
The London office of Lowe, as the lead creative agency, led the Interpublic team that competed to be named to handle the consolidated assignments in a review that began in January.
Competitions add the benefits of learning to compete and to handle criticism.
Earlier this year HSBC, a big bank, chose WPP out of four competing agencies to handle its global advertising and marketing.
Interpretation of those results, however, becomes somewhat complex in the presence of competing risks, whereas the g-formula is better equipped to handle competing risks as it allows the estimation of subdistribution functions in the presence of competing risks.
With a shallow pool of job seekers, they must compete harder for workers to handle the holiday shopping crush.
Civil servants must be given unambiguous guidance on how to handle competing demands for advice coming at them from Conservative and Liberal Democrat ministers, according to the Institute for Government.
Likely reasons for such findings include variations in household decisions about how to handle competing demands for limited resources, as well as geographic patterns of relative costs and availability of food and other basic necessities.
This finding is in line with (Bickel et al. 2000), who argued that it is likely to find food insecure households in both sides of the poverty line, this was mainly due to variations in household decisions about how to handle competing demands for limited resources, as well as geographic patterns of relative costs and availability of food and other basic necessities.
