After all, "if those applying the pressure don't understand the limitations, they may well impose strategies that don't suit conditions on the ground and push for results that are out of reach".From the real reasons for high staff turnover to the dangers of relying on expat managers, "there is still often a gap between what headquarters knows and what it thinks it knows".
The framework is also not designed as a prescriptive tool to "impose" strategies and "assign" roles.
The issue of other strategy differences was not investigated in that study, but it is possible that the subjects preferred to use the internal strategy and that the imposed strategy bias may have facilitated M1 activity.
With the inequality we introduce, on the contrary, cooperators do better than defectors, even without any strategic behavior or exogenously imposed strategies.
There is growing criticism, even inside the Elysée, about Hollande's indecisiveness, his tendency to listen to everybody without speaking his mind, his obsession – dating back to his days as party boss – with trying to placate all sides rather than impose a strategy.
It has stripped producers from projects that were stalled in development, delayed a tricky ensemble film based on its Justice League of America series, and tried to impose a strategy that would create new franchises, in the mold of Marvel's "Iron Man" series with Paramount, from some of the less-recognized characters.
Here, on the contrary, we allow a more dynamic and endogenous 'rich-get-richer effect,' and we do not impose any strategy on the players.
The Bank reckons it should no longer impose reform strategies on its clients.
In a 77-page document, the judge, Eloy Velasco Nuñez of Spain's National Court, said the 20 men named in the warrants never had doubts about "carrying out the most execrable crimes against people merely to impose their strategies and ideas".
