Then there is the matter of management quality.
"For Mr. Schröder, all these developments are a matter of management," Prof. Mieth added.
Though the first response was attributable to adrenaline, improvisation and a little luck, the gathering of nearly 200 therapists was a matter of management and preparation.
As the next section will argue, investment performance is not so much a matter of management but of sheer good luck.
According to "Jane", who works as a pre-school teacher in the daylight hours, the question of who got $12 and who got $25 was purely a matter of management whim, and particularly irritating to reliable workers.
And then there's the matter of management and money, which in the case of the privately held Virgin Group resides chiefly in one man: Richard Branson, boss and banker, rolled into one -- even if he does have big money men as personal investors.
In a world with unlimited resources and staff time, climate adaptation would simply be a matter of management innovation, monitoring, and more scientific research.
Attitudes and behaviour in the matter of management [ 37, 38] are not easily changed but maybe associated background variables found in the present study can be helpful for more directed interventions in the population.
A woman named Annie — a k a the "farm goddess" — has her own ways with the animals; she is hired as a kind of manager, and she occasionally jousts with Katz over matters of animal management.
But incompetence in matters of fiscal management, however loud the demands for apology grow, does not feature on the list.
