In contrast, double-loop learning leads to questioning of the governing variables themselves, such that governing variables may be altered and a shift in strategies and consequences occurs.
In addition, senior managers and teaching staff can be dismissed and the governing body may be replaced by an appointed Interim Executive Board.
Its governing metaphor may be that gooey blueberry dessert, but structurally it is a three-layer génoise, frosted with moody voice-overs, torchy songs and silky camera tricks and filmed in caramelized shades of orange and red.
If our research results and the recent workforce actions are indications, turning these practices into the new norms governing work may be the defining business leadership challenge of our time.
If anything concrete has so far emerged from his challenge, political analysts said, it appears that the governing party may be shaken enough that President Hosni Mubarak will consider running for president again when his term expires in 2011.
Britain's existing legislation already includes some of the world's most stringent defamation laws, along with rules governing what may be published on matters relating to national security and judicial procedures.
As a legal basis, Iraq's transitional law, which was worked out between Bremer and the now-disbanded Iraqi Governing Council, may be considered too weak a foundation for granting immunity.
In the noisy wash of words of an election campaign that's both vastly entertaining (admit it! CNBC gave us riveting television) and dangerously removed from the realities of governing, that may be enough to ask; it may have to be.
Further, the rule governing this may be deterministic or probabilistic.
For small perturbations, the nonlinear terms of the governing equation may be neglected.
