"Although global economic uncertainty remains a headwind, we are proactively positioning the firm for success," chairman and chief executive James Gorman said in a statement.
"Although global economic uncertainty remains a headwind, we are proactively positioning the firm for success," Mr. Gorman said in a statement.
Alltel, you know, that other cellphone carrier, is now proactively positioning itself for a sale, according to Phone Scoop's Ouija board.
In particular, analysts of institutional sustainability have argued for the importance of organizational learning so that the institute can proactively position itself within a rapidly changing environment, rather than passively reacting to new developments [ 27, 29].
It added that members, however, were "well positioned to proactively address the potential economic and financial consequences".
Rangan believes that government agencies are best positioned to take action, but says companies also could proactively take responsibility and just stop using the term themselves.
These meetings do not only reflect the need to discuss issues in a format that is different from the WHA process, where formal statements by delegates restrict what can be said, but they also provide ministers of health a platform on which they can position themselves more proactively and politically than in the formal WHA sessions.
Through the E P&L, PUMA is positioning itself to address these challenges proactively to minimise risk, hedge against uncertainty, and identify new opportunities to enhance the sustainability of its products.
Rather than positioning themselves within the market, they are proactively moving the market to accomplish their needs.
To be effective for males, mental health programs should emphasise help-seeking as a responsible, independent and "male" way of taking action, and should position mental health problems as needing to be tackled proactively rather than experienced passively [ 28].
