But then, a few paragraphs down, the editorial continues:It's hard to imagine that any firm would intentionally manage itself into a process that ends with shareholders wiped out, management fired and creditors collecting pennies on the dollar, as the bill requires.
Recognizing the importance of intentionally managing for shrubs and hardwood trees is particularly relevant at this site, because stand reconstruction and historical records indicate these species, along with knobcone pine, dominated the site for 40 years before the current mature Douglas-fir forest started gaining dominance.
We soon realized that the strongest concept we could offer for the Mayors Challenge was a way to continue and broaden this exchange with citizens so we could deliberately and intentionally manage the city improvement process.
She knows her anxiety disorder is only a part of who she is, but she also knows it is a part of her life she must intentionally manage on a daily basis.
As our hearts are fundamentally evil, we need to intentionally manage what flows forth from them.
The quirk was not strictly policed, and a small number of writers, intentionally or otherwise, managed to get the phrase into the paper.
Now, a little confusingly, Williams has claimed that Reality Killed the Video Star was "half-arsed": "I had intentionally and unintentionally not managed to write a hit," he said recently.
Its default attitude is the bro'ed-out swagger that Mr. Timberlake has sometimes managed to parody, intentionally in a few Lonely Island digital shorts and less so in his own music videos.
People who know him throughout his career know he wouldn't intentionally go and do that but we managed to get the result".
"Most enterprises have poorly managed data/files — unintegrated applications and are typically (intentionally or not) out of compliance.
