(Though some detected a concerted disinformation campaign, it's more likely that the jumbled accounts were the product of limited, if poorly managed, facts from the ground; the SEAL team had not yet landed back in the United States).
Moran manages his facts subtly, but he still has to get them down on the page, and he has wartime Poland, Yugoslav politics and post-war Europe to explain.
"Now all of a sudden, we see that Congressman Joe Wilson's campaign manager was, in fact, managing the campaign of my primary opponent.
Alas, he says, because of this success, business leaders "never needed to learn how to manage".In fact, says Mr Kawahara, many managers have even forgotten those sources of Japan's manufacturing success.
The Savage God sounds suspiciously like a rock band, and Jarry managed, in fact, to create one of music's odder distributaries, thanks to the concept of 'pataphysics.
Collision course Coming up for air Still buoyant Frat party ReprintsSupply tends to be managed, in fact, since sellers of residences with asking prices of more than £10m can usually hang on if they want.
"We have 22,000 students, so in any one year we would expect to have to manage the fact that some of our students will die while they are with us.
Ordinary macroeconomic analysis tells you very clearly what we should be doing: fiscal expansion and monetary expansion by any means we can manage; in fact, the case for a higher inflation target pops right out of just about any model capable of producing the kind of mess we're in.
Many practitioners have now come to accept and manage the fact that there is uncertainty in relation to the outcomes of the biophysical processes underpinning ecosystem restoration.
Now, Android application developers shall manage the fact that their application may not have access to all the permissions listed in the manifest file.
