I think often that needs more education - teaching and perhaps role-playing and that sort of thing to learn about managing… And trying to defuse violence… (M9).
However, public relations is not about publicity stunts or putting a gloss on things; it's about managing relationships and trying to ensure that both parties in a communication situation understand what the other is saying.
For something a little fancier, pound the chicken as thin as you can manage and try a take on negimaki, the Japanese dish of thinly sliced beef rolled around scallions.
Our experience shows that the current nursing curriculum is in need of review in order to better equip nurses to manage (and try to improve) the conditions of practice that they encounter, and to provide faculty with the autonomy and motivation to innovate.
Stare at a thing for as long as you can manage, and try not to blink.
I am limited to advising her on managing her pain and trying to convince her that movement and exercise are the best route to recovery.
"I expected a tough job when I accepted the captaincy and it's been a tough time but I've learned a lot in terms of managing our players and trying to get the best out of them".
Spurred by alarming research, the National Football League has introduced new rules on managing concussions and tried to eliminate particularly dangerous tackles, and colleges and high schools have instituted protocols to try to protect student athletes, like taking players out of games after worrisome impacts.
But Swartwood, a former Army counterintelligence officer, concedes, "All you can do is manage risks" and try to delay leaks about future products.
Then, when we got back to Detroit, somebody had called us from his camp and said, "Hey man you should call this guy, he manages Charlie Sheen and try to work it out.
Like most people I know, what we're doing at this stage in our lives, is managing adolescents, young adults, and trying to keep everything going with that.
