Thus far, however, according to the Park West Village Tenants Association, they have also imposed a management style that is as intrusive as Helmsley was indifferent, making it more difficult to pick up packages, arrange service calls and renew leases.
Criticism: Redstone's micromanaging has imposed a management.
Most investment firms impose a flat management fee on their customers, so they pay a set amount no matter how well the investment does.
Mr. Frumin said it was vital for the government to "impose a standard of management practices on an industry".
Indeed, Bin Laden insisted on seeing résumés of potential leaders, tried to impose a top-down management structure and demanded that subordinates stay within their roles.
After the catastrophe, Andy G. Inglis departed as head of exploration and production and Mr. Dudley moved to impose a more centralized management structure and stricter safety standards.
[He] … tried to impose a top-down management structure and demanded that subordinates stay within their roles … and he contemplated ways to improve news media coverage as his team soured on MSNBC but admired ABC.
It follows that PINK permits to impose a centralized bandwidth management without the cooperation of clients, which means that no modification or addition to end hosts is needed.
This finding suggests a conflict between the ethical principles of autonomy and beneficence: the paternalistic physician attempts to impose a medically beneficent management strategy on a patient who would, if adequately consulted, prefer to exercise some autonomy in the decisions made [ 31].
