This information would come in handy in managerial decisions which would need to be made in the near future.
Yet, It is quite possible to turn up the quality of our lives by several notches; if only we optimize what we have today and what can only get better in the future -- access to information, abundant research to inform our decisions, handy tools and apps to track our activities and guide our improvements.
Keep an iPod handy or make the decision to take over the stereo with someone everyone will be able to stomach.
There are two handy ways to make decisions on existing pipe or pipelines.
The policy would come in handy if the Fed's decision to start tapering its asset purchases in January pushed up global interest rates.Introducing negative rates would be more radical but consistent with the current version of forward guidance, which applies to all the bank's policy rates.
That decision comes as Handy looks to expand into new markets and also into new service offerings.
The university will pay for the costs associated with the visit, and the committee meets your spouse and has all of the cards handy when they make the decision.
I have followed that pearl of wisdom in many realms of life, but most recently, in my previous responsibility as Mexican Ambassador to the US, it came in very handy when I made the decision to become the first ambassador accredited to Washington to start "tweeting" in an official capacity.
The Tory leader's keenness on letting these handy outfits make the hard decisions was ironic on a day when he was announcing plans to prune some of the hundreds of quangos that have mushroomed in the interstices of the British state (see article).In this section The devil's punchbowl Extraction My Uncle Albion Hedge-fun managers Missed opportunity Ready for the chop?
The book provides both a concise summary of a wealth of evidence about retirement decisions and a handy guide for middle-aged Americans on how to stay well-off when they hang up their shoes.The authors, who work at the Centre for Retirement Research at Boston College, set out a dismal prospect for future retirees if they try to rely only on pensions and savings.
While this was true enough, it was also a handy excuse to put off making a decision for as long as possible.
