Often, too, the subject of men is more subtly managed; their existence, or rather women's feelings for them, is a matter of discretion and delicacy, as if they might disrupt proceedings.
He stared at the wall, unable to practise his recreation or his trade, to talk to a friend or pay a bill or manage his existence.
At the time Haldeman wrote his paper, John was managing this existence fairly well, mainly because of his determination to remain a good father.
"In that time, I have had to stand by and watch the company I dedicated 20 years of my life to creating and building, systematically managed out of existence.
After years of defending the monstrosity he created and the monstrosities that it spawned, Weill now says that these big banks are too big -- they can't be managed and their existence may lead to another financial crisis.
For instance, the Settlement Commission throughout the 27 years of its existence managed to plant about 25,000 German families on 1,240 km² (479 mi²) of land in Greater Poland and Pomerania.
Seara (, meaning "The Evening") was a daily newspaper published in Bucharest, Romania, before and during World War I. Owned by politician Grigore Gheorghe Cantacuzino and, through most of its existence, managed by the controversial Alexandru Bogdan-Pitești, it was an unofficial and unorthodox tribune for the Conservative Party.
Footballers are often terribly isolated young men, their lives an unceasing rotation of hotel rooms, luxury travel and abrasive male banter and, outside this, the gilded alienation of a media-managed existence.
If Angelou, born in a country that was hostile to her very existence, had managed to become a published writer, might there be a sliver of a chance that I could too?
Of the remaining choices, what's left in time, outside of the military alternative, is carefully managed ambiguity obscuring the existence of an Iranian nuclear weapons capability, or its outright accommodation.
While numerical simulations have suggested that at least some of the first stars should have reached enormous proportions, no previous observational evidence had managed to confirm their existence.
