Along with setting up more manageable travel, the Board of Governors was keen to protect traditional rivalries.
The board is still certainly manageable but everyone who has picked mine up has been pretty surprised at how hefty it is.
The style of the early 60s, the gentility, the sanity of pace; even the boarding cards looked of manageable size and made of something scrumptious like tasselled vellum, rather than Kleenex and spit.
"We assumed that with only two seats on the board he would be reasonably manageable," says Robert Wood, a divisional president of Dow Chemical who still sits on the board.
"A withdrawal by Greece would be manageable," Mr. Asmussen, a member of the executive board of the E.C.B., was quoted as saying.
Well, it keeps the system manageable and prevents spammers from filling up the board with junk.
"America's Shame in Montreal"(editorial, Dec. 13), while denouncing the United States, also states: "It's certainly true that without the developing nations on board, any effort to keep greenhouse gases at manageable levels will be for naught.
Though a back-of-the-envelope calculation, it does suggest dismantling the group into manageable parts is a reasonable alternative, and worthy of the Berkshire's board's consideration.
The parole board had said they believed the risk posed by Biggs was "manageable".
herd to a more manageable number that could be sustained financially," Ray Paulick, a member of the executive board, wrote last month on his Web site, Paulick Report.
