The platform doesn't mince words: "The waging of war -- and the achieving of peace -- should never be micromanaged in a party platform, or on the floor of the Senate and House of Representatives for that matter.
Fox has never tried to micromanage the science.
"I've never seen Congress micromanage in this way," says Michael Lubell, a lobbyist with the American Physical Society in Washington, D.C. Ironically, the requirement seems to stem from appropriators' desire to apply the ethos of DOE's new Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) to DOE's established research portfolio.
"I've never seen any gym that micromanages their customers like that," said Bernhard Schroeder, a spokesman for IDEA Health and Fitness Association, a trade group.
I never did my kids' school projects or micromanaged their scuffles with friends.
The never-ending roll-out of tests enables ministers to micromanage what goes on in every classroom.
And that's because they never had such a single, razor-focused, deeply opinionated, micromanaging, uncompromising, charismatic, persuasive, mind-blowingly visionary leader.
Although he never met Mr. Jobs, Mr. Parker said he shared Mr. Jobs's tendency to "micromanage product design".
Our job is a vocation, it's one where we don't get micromanaged, we make our own decisions, and we'll never be at the mercy of layoffs or downsizing ever again.
If I were micromanaged or required to report to an office during a structured time period I could never be as productive.
