Mr Gates often insisted on imposing a "strategy tax" on its products in order to strengthen Windows and Office, explains David Bank in "Breaking Windows" (The Free Press, 2001), a book on Microsoft's internal struggles.
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.
There may be important and positive impacts thus far from an internationally recommended TB control strategy on global TB control, butthis entails recognizing the ethical implications of imposing a strategy that lacks evidence of superiority on vulnerable populations in societies that may lack infrastructure toeffectively execute this strategy.
In total, UL141 imposes a multilayered strategy to inhibit NK cells through dampening both their initial activation and downstream killing.
The resulting converter not only allows the interconnection of fuel cell systems and batteries having dissimilar operating voltages, but it also imposes a power sharing strategy that elicits peak performance from each part of the device.
However, MIROSE imposes a source-routing strategy, which is not possible according to the IEEE 802.11 s standard.
(If camera employs small-pixel size sensors, to avoid a diffraction-limit problem and a loss of sharpness, opening of the lens can be kept to more than F11, which then limits the lens operating range and imposes a different control strategy. However, this discussion is beyond the scope of this paper).
You can't impose a programme strategy top down.
He said, in a statement, he had imposed a gold strategy to "provide all reasonable steps" to contain the area.
