Those who do misinterpret the prototype or misunderstand the expectations can be managed because the prototype audience, goal, and design rationale would have already been outlined.
I was exposed to intricate issues of conflict of interest, which were well managed because the collaborating industry and academic sides were open to dialogue and because the heads of both the company and the lab were committed to scientific rigor.
Fewer communication channels must be managed, because the same communication channels are used for client-to-server and server-to-server communication.
News blackouts were easy to manage, because the press was kept miles away.
Once level, it can fly at 260kph for up to four hours.Mr Schaefer says that the transition from vertical to horizontal flight is the trickiest bit to manage, because the craft is aerodynamically unstable while it is flipping over.
And there would be a significant debate over whether the shares should go to all voters, which would be complicated to manage because the electoral roll is notoriously out of date and inaccurate, or only to taxpayers.Despite these challenges, the Centre for Policy Studies plan is worth considering.
Yet in my book, No War for Oil: U.S. Dependency and the Middle East, I debunk that oil is a strategic commodity -- that is, one that governments need to manage because the oil markets cannot effectively and efficiently provide the cheapest oil possible.
This reflects mental health goals of ensuring that patient referrals are easier to manage (because the mental health problems would be clearer without co-occurring substance abuse).
It is a good opportunity to catch up with things you cannot manage because the teachers give more specialised attention and make sure you do better in the work you are trying to do".
To justify the emphasis on Medicare enrollees in managed care, NCQA representatives indicated that "the focus has been on managed care because the accountability movement started with managed care.
Sixty-five jobs were eliminated, including 37 teachers, which resulted in larger class sizes — in middle schools, it is 30 instead of 18 — but district officials say they can be more efficiently managed because of the technology.
