His success so far has been mainly in dodging disaster.
Long the third-biggest producer of cocaine, if the country's shaky government loses authority, Bolivia, to some, risks becoming an ungovernable narco-state.Bolivia's politicians propose to dodge disaster by reinventing the country.
Though unemployment remains painfully high at 7.8%, it is remarkable the economy has performed as well as it has given uncertainty over taxes and the threat of government shutdown and default.Firms and investors have come to trust Mr Obama and Congress to dodge disaster, usually at the very last minute.
Obviously, I can't cover everything in the span of a single blog; but I can suggest some basic steps for you to follow to both dodge disaster and to at least get a basic sense that this is a business strategy you want to follow.
Dodging disaster with Thank you, I just ate.
The left in its various components, and the right in its relative diversity, were able to agree and dodge disaster.
Harrisburg, the capital of Pennsylvania, dodged financial disaster last month by getting money from the state to make a payment to its bondholders.
New York City and the communities downstream of one of the city's reservoirs in the Catskills may have dodged a disaster as the swirling remains of Hurricane Irene dumped between 9 and 13 inches of rain across the valleys feeding that part of the city's water supply.
The Nets dodged a backcourt disaster yesterday when magnetic resonance imaging scans performed on the achy knees of guards Stephon Marbury and Kerry Kittles showed no major damage that would require surgery.
With the help of his brainy, discerning valet, Jeeves, Bertie had been dodging (sartorial) disasters and rogue (matrimonial) engagements for decades before Bond ordered his first martini.
