Any serious athlete knows how to be coached, how to take direction, how to respond to criticism.
Don Thompson, his predecessor, had seemed unable to steer the world's biggest fast-food chain in the new direction needed to respond to evolving consumer tastes and fiercer competition.
The woman, silent, turned to Mr. Thompson, seemingly pleading for direction on how to respond.
A spokesperson for One Direction is yet to respond to request for comment.
A government reshuffle would make sense to change policy direction, not simply to respond to public criticism, but "the president controls the clocks," Mr. Moscovici said.
Scott's grim direction here seems to respond in advance to its critics: of course there's no fun; the creation of human life and the destruction of it from that very source is serious business and deserves as grand and sober a treatment as possible.
They allow defining reasonable lines for future implementation and for future development and the direction of research, to respond to the technological needs, which are necessary to realize an effective and appreciable advancement.
It has levelled the playing field for business by providing it with direction and guidance on how to respond to the guiding principles and incorporate them into business practices.
In such models, a balance between intracortical excitation and inhibition ensures the emergence of RFs that collectively cover the full range of motion directions; essentially, the neurons compete to respond to directions in the visual scene.
They said that the latest alert, though frightening, lacked specificity, leaving state officials with little direction as to how to respond.
