Michelin-starred chef Andrew Pern complained about "the sad We Want Plates muppets who need to get a life (or a slate)" – perhaps not surprising, given their comments on his policy of serving bread rolls inside a flat cap.
And with its security staff, in-house casting office, green room, and policy of serving employees a catered lunch every day, Kink.com was able to bring a level of professionalism to an industry not known for niceties.
Yielding to a great power goes back to the age of Chinese domination, when Korea was forced to adopt the policy of sadaechuui ("serving the great").
Earlier this week, we noted that Apple's new policy of automatically serving up old versions of apps to users was good for the downloader, but not so great for the developer.
The metamodel, which inherits the physical description of the original distributed-parameter model, is sufficiently simple to permit the resolution of an optimal control problem, i.e. the design, via stochastic dynamic programming, of the release policy of Lake Como, serving the Muzza irrigation district.
That is exactly what happened: in December 1996, after she quit her government post and planned her return to Chicago, she was asked by Bruce Reed, her old friend from Princeton who was now Mr. Clinton's director of domestic policy, to serve as his top deputy.
Many research questions and needs were addressed in this special issue, with more research needed to further explore evidence and policy to serve the interest of public health.
This article surveys an illuminating sample of those challenges, along with many of the considerations necessary to create a fair, equitable, responsible and practical set of policies to serve the individual investigator, the research project, the funder and the greater scientific community.
American government official and physician who was in the vanguard of U.S. health policy while serving (1965 69) as the U.S. surgeon general.
She claimed the city was making Berliners pay for its failed housing policy while serving the needs of the hotel industry.
To understand whom Trump trusts to put policy vision into practice, I contacted Stephen Miller, his national director of policy, who serves as a fiery warmup speaker at Trump rallies.
