I lean a lot towards self-management, with all of the risks it entails for any important institution.
Those who have been exposed to my verbose writing might appreciate this bit of self-reflection and the challenge it entails for me.
What direction Israel will take in the coming year – with all it entails for the peace process, Iran and the wider region – will soon become clear.
"I had the keys to the church and had to open it in the morning, and attend all the masses and weddings and funerals and whatever it entailed for that month.
To run the country to the very brink, with all it entails for our people, and then to blame parliament for it, is shabby, shameful and a form of national sabotage.
Perhaps the Cultural Revolution was so painful for the people who lived through it that it seems easier just to suppress memories of it than to digest all that it entailed, for unpacking all that baggage would fill their entire consciousness and leave them no space for anything else?
Think about it: Faced with mass unemployment and the enormous waste it entails, for years the Beltway elite devoted almost all their energy not to promoting recovery, but to Bowles-Simpsonism — to devising "grand bargains" that would address the supposedly urgent problem of how we'll pay for Social Security and Medicare a couple of decades from now.
Faced with mass unemployment and the enormous waste it entails, for years the Beltway elite devoted almost all their energy not to promoting recovery, but to Bowles-Simpsonism — to devising 'grand bargains' that would address the supposedly urgent problem of how we'll pay for Social Security and Medicare a couple of decades from now.
The multiplier view, understood this way, still faces objections: it entails, for example, that if someone deserves to suffer, then no matter how bad his life is (how negative his welfare level), it would always be better for him to suffer more (have an even more negative welfare level).
I have written before that our understanding of Rett Syndrome and all that it entails for our family came necessarily as a slow drip-feed, a gradual absorption of our ever-changing reality.
