Sharpton is a man of intelligence and charm, but what has distinguished him in New York is his mastery of process, politics and media.
We want our politicians transparent, yet we want them powerful as well, and power, even in the best of circumstances, means the management of information and the mastery of process.
She began to learn the process in 2011, seeking out John Coffer, whom she praised for his mastery of historical processes.
A high degree of mastery of the development process can be achieved by applying an engineering process based upon life cycle and domain engineering concepts.
You write about Hastert's mastery of the political process.
Afterward, a woman from the audience commended Chabon's mastery of the birthing process ("I'm a little sheepish to ask you about your research"), and asked if there's a comparable defining physical experience for males.
Indeed, much of Mr. Rostenkowski's influence reflected not just mastery of the legislative process but also his obsession with turning Ways and Means into a first among equals in the House pantheon.
While he has previously delved into biographies of governors like Roosevelt, Charles Hughes and Al Smith, all of whom battled the Legislature to bring about change, he said he was now pondering the lessons of President Lyndon B. Johnson, who matched brute will to a subtle mastery of the legislative process.
Kennedy's public identity as a roué denied him his expected course to the White House, but it also obscured his absolute mastery of the political process: Ted Kennedy is at bottom a brilliant Irish pol, who skillfully employs the sledgehammer or collegial accommodation as needed, and whose goals are achieved at an astonishingly high rate.
As Womack & Womack, their intertwined vocals – Cecil's grainy tenor was eerily similar to Bobby's – and mastery of the songwriting process, combined with his understanding of studio technology, brought them critical acclaim and steady album sales, not only with Love Wars, but also their 1985 follow-up for Elektra, Radio M.U.S.I.C. Man.
The tobacco bill, for example, is needed because "3,000 kids will start smoking every day, and 1,000 of them will die from smoking-related illness".. And, for all the tilting at windmills, he has a certain mastery of the political process: campaign-finance reform, for example, was sustained as an issue long beyond the patience of Mr Lott and the House Speaker, Newt Gingrich.
