The bank's staff and shareholders balked when Mr Wolfowitz shifted course to focus more on corruption.
The latter took off and the company switched course to focus exclusively on the art market, changing its name to TagSmart.
The quarrel reached a peak last fall, when the Finance Ministry was convinced that the bank's monetary policy was too tight, but it seemed to have spent itself by March, when the bank changed course to focus on the money supply rather than interest rates.
"Are the tastes of people who like opera strong enough to be willing to pay that amount?" Of course, to focus too much on these pitfalls now, as the money pours in, is a little like worrying about your cholesterol as rescuers save your life after a car crash.
Two mentors discussed the fact that students were too busy with the demands of the course, to focus on prescribing, as illustrated in the quote below: M2: He was always of the opinion let's not run before I can walk, let's get through the course first and then I'll give it some thought.
Van Driel devotes the first four weeks of her course to focusing on how to get individuals out of "automatic" mode at work -- what she described as "connecting to that sense of being as opposed to doing".
While the majority of faculty members who teach introductory biology courses want students to learn higher-order skills, exams in such courses tend to focus at lower levels (Momsen et al., 2010).
Most computing courses tend to focus on software engineering - things like database design, network systems, computer hardware and the internet.
One of three courses had to focus on Islamic studies, a ratio that was somewhat relaxed in 1995, the doctor said.
Messrs Bush and Rumsfeld may have been doing to the English language what their army has been doing to Baghdad, but some postgraduate courses manage to focus study on many of the good things to have come out of the US.
