It was one of many potential hurdles to navigate as we whiled away the hours before their show.
Tips for Successful International Collaborations by Elisabeth Pain, 15 February 2013 There are many potential pitfalls to navigate when collaborating across borders; being prepared makes all the difference.
The parts of the bid request that are trickier for potential hosts to navigate involve projecting how the library is going to be an economic engine for its location and how local organizations will fit in.
That first year, GUSVA officers and I spent many hours meeting with administrators to discuss veterans' needs and helping current and potential student veterans to navigate the university bureaucracy.
Such donations require donors to navigate potential tax traps, have the property appraised, and find an appreciative recipient who will most often sell the asset.
Mr. Mintz, in a 2006 profile in the magazine Fast Company, was called a master of "guanxi," the Chinese art of using relationships and clout to navigate potential impediments.
The fact that branch advisers are more used to dealing with employed people than those who are self-employed is another potential roadblock for freelancers to navigate, says Yerou.
Yet, Mr. Gingrich said in an interview, the potential candidates will have to navigate not only one another, but also a new and unsettled order in a party being reshaped by new grass-roots players resistant to its once-vaunted top-down form of discipline, which has been upended.
The extensive information on the natural history of IntFam births/deaths and family members across the phylogenetic diversity of the Nematoda provides a new prospective tool to navigate potential application of research before engaging it, which broadly extends to research on species of importance to biomedical, agricultural and general veterinary sciences.
They cited the potential dangers to students trying to navigate snow-clogged side streets and sidewalks.
