At times, his prose reads like an unholy mixture of management-consultese and game-show host patter ("Quickly, what is Hutchinson Whampoa? The company is the world's largest operator of ports").
In order to address this problem, we implement a complex, low-threshold intervention by an Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) using a mixture of case management and counseling techniques to promote self-management in these patients.
This, he said, was a mixture of modern management consultancy and "the Brownite big state", and it amounted to "super-Fordism … very mechanistic, and about setting targets.
They have also found a fascinating mixture of risk-management methodologies which provide a rare glimpse into the internal culture of these secretive organisations.In a report last year Moody's looked at Goldman Sachs, the most profitable investment bank and, in many respects, the envy of its peers.
In reality, a mixture of bureaucratic and management failures led to the vulnerability at the site.
Mrs Thatcher "got off through a mixture of good news management and rushed journalism", said the political editor of the Daily Mail.
The right mixture of hands-off management, clever use of technology and balanced globalisation can be a recipe for success, in sport as in any other business.
And he has arguably provided the Journal with the mixture of capital and management grit that it needs to thrive.And the reaction in the land of capitalism red in tooth and claw?
It added that the money was coming from "a mixture of prudent financial management, previous underspend, accelerated funding and fossil fuel levy".
To prevent catastrophes, OSHA requires refineries to implement a system called process safety, which is a mixture of engineering and management focused on prevention.
