After the war, international markets shrank, the gold standard was abandoned in favour of managed national currencies, banking hegemony passed from Europe to the United States, and trade barriers multiplied.
Patrick, who is peddling his new book, When Arthur met Maggie - though actually they never met - said that events like the miners strike of 1984-85 and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 ended the ideological war in favour of managed capitalism.
I'm in favour of managed migration".
Hicks and Gillett will be invited to attend by conference call, but the 3-2 majoriny in favour of Broughton, managing director Christian Purslow and commercial director Ian Ayre means that they will be able to complete the sale process, subject to legal advice.
Early successes included the swift abandonment of the old official exchange rate of the kyat in favour of a managed exchange rate close to the old unofficial level, which gives the buyer about 100 times as many kyat for his dollars.
Research at John Moores University in Liverpool, based on more than 1,000 replies from residents, businesses and sex workers, showed that 83% were in favour of a managed zone; 91% said it should be away from residential areas; and more than 50% said it should be distant from both daytime and night-time businesses.
The pressures of managing Real Madrid under a board agitating for his removal in favour of Mourinho gives a kind of perspective.
Hospitalists are usually salaried employees of managed care organizations, which favour their development as a means of reducing costs and duration of hospital stay [ 41, 42].
Would these solutions eventually encourage a neglect of overall biological diversity in favour of an artificial (managed) ecosystem dominated by charismatic and photogenic species?
In the end, after much deliberation, on balance, researchers came to the view that their 'obligation to protect' meant that arguments in favour of a more managed approach to data release outweighed those in favour of 'open access' , and the decision was made to only release data after review of proposals for secondary analysis by a dedicated, independent data access committee.
