According to one person close to the Paul campaign, it would be accurate to infer from that phrasing — "management style" — that Mr. Paul has a willingness to listen to overtures from Mr. Romney, who has been trying to sell himself to voters as a proven manager.
The phrase "adaptive management" first became connected with natural resource management in the late 1970s (Walters and Hilborn 1978; Holling 1978), and since that time the literature on the subject has grown to be truly huge.
The version received on Monday used the phrase "sleep management" instead.
It involves, to use the commission's chilling phrase, the "management of stakeholders, social media and transparency".
Instead, experiments with Google ads have produced encouraging results, especially when tied to a search for the phrase "farm management software".
There's a weird phrase: 'moisture management' – God, it all sounds so boring but it's incredibly important; it can be fatal.
After collating the views of thousands of drivers, studying their experiences of surges, nudges from the platform, threats of deactivation for their ratings or refusals of incoming jobs, Rosenblat and her co-author, Luke Stark of New York University, came up with the phrase "algorithmic management" to describe the way that Uber controls its drivers through a set of mostly automated commands.
Passion, focus, organization, and tenacity are a few of the essential traits--and all are encompassed by a simple phrase: resource management, as my wife calls it.
More recently, the phrase 'human wildlife conflict management' is being applied to these and other situations that involve any negative interactions between humans and wildlife.
(This is, indeed, an admirable example of another buzz-phrase: "customer-oriented management").
