This character, together with his enormous financial clout, enabled him to navigate the treacherous waters of apartheid South Africa.
His achievements are considerable; it is remarkable that he has attained an impressive technique that enables him to navigate the keyboard confidently and accurately in difficult repertory.
One year ago, Pettitte discovered a road map that enabled him to navigate through a session with reporters and through a mostly benign season.
His skills and experience have enabled him to navigate the introduction of capital, liquidity, leverage, and risk measurement changes to The Basel Accord, now known as Basel III.
Whatever the final form his work takes, creating is a way of life for Granade, enabling him to navigate the present in the same way people use religion to do the same.
He can manipulate through different technologies (Google Earth, iPad, iPod, Facebook, Sims, etc) and he doesn't need instructions because his curiosity enables him to navigate and learn new technologies.
Any path that the user will decide to follow on the introductory page will enable him to be navigated in every related information page.
Crisis preparation and rehearsal of such responses will help organizations identify any possible gaps and enable them to navigate the crisis better.
'Lateral lines' in fish contain hundreds of tiny pressure and velocity sensors that enable them to navigate through currents and eddies as efficiently as possible.
Commercial fishermen can't know the exact odds of whether a storm will blow up on a given day, but they keep their boats and their gear maintained and trust that their experience will enable them to navigate rough seas.
Consciousness and competence move together: As leaders become more conscious on the inside, their outer competence grows to enable them to navigate complexity, make better strategic decisions and deepen professional relationships.
