But the extent of that manager's powers still would need to be decided in the coming months as part of a plan intended over time to integrate the region's national air traffic control systems into a so-called Single European Sky.
Moyes' post-match press conference was one of the shortest the stadium has known in recent times - two minutes and eight seconds - revealing the extent of the manager's despair with a result which left his old club's fans chanting "sacked in the morning" and "are you watching David Moyes".
"I saw him get hit by a pitch and that was the extent of it," Yankee manager Joe Torre said.
"It's not been confirmed yet in terms of the extent of the injury," manager Ally McCoist told the club website.
Accordingly, the purpose of this article is to begin developing theory to explain the nature and extent of the sharing of managers' understanding of their business's MO across a company within the context of new product development.
The experiences of care providers coincide, to a large extent, with those of managers.
As with their experience of task-shifting, the perceptions and expectations of care providers coincide, to a large extent, with those of managers.
The Wall Street Journal measured the extent of the hedge fund manager's power: "The nine companies where analysts and investors saw his comments as negative fell by a median of 4.9% on the same day, the analysis shows.
The full extent of new Manchester United manager David Moyes's Champions League experience is two legs of a losing qualifier with Everton against Villarreal in 2005.
According to Definitions 5.1 and 5.3, we can define the cost functional as J^{g}_{i} bigl(c_{1}( cdot),c_{2}(cdot) bigr)=-K_{i}mathcal{E}_{g} bigl[-x(T) bigr]+ mathbb{E} int_{0}^{T}e^{-beta t}L_{i} frac{c_{i}(t)^{gamma}}{ gamma},dt, quad i=1,2, (24) where (K_{i}), (L_{i}) are positive constants representing the different extent of preferences of two managers.
