According to our research, managers are in fact more likely to influence the numbers by redefining the project's boundaries.5 They realize this is less likely to give hostages to fortune.
Vincent Tese, then the State Commissioner of Economic Development, and Rebecca Robertson, president of the 42d Street Development Corporation, saw an opportunity in the impasse: redefine the project by emphasizing Times Square's historic connection to entertainment and retailing.
Only by redefining the "project" as the arena, related infrastructure, and the railyard, with a cost of $1.448 billion--and attaching the railyard to already funded components--does the risk to investors seem diminished.
If I had to sum up his life's work in a single sentence, it would be: redefining the Heideggerian project as leftist.
Though described as "unengaged", in this paper we illustrate the way this digital storytelling project redefined the teacher-student power relationship, and students responded by producing work that was opinionated, forceful and demonstrated a thorough engagement with academic practices via technologies.
Like the demolition of the former Deutsche Bank building south of the trade center site, at 130 Liberty Street, the Fiterman Hall project has redefined the meaning of the word "eventually".
Bregman, meanwhile, will Chairman and Co-CEO working on strategy and future vision for the company, as well as some skunkworks projects to help redefine the product, Barr told me.
Helping propel Mario Basanov's new Ten Walls project into the spotlight, "Walking With Elephants" redefined the word "massive".
In 1919, the state legislature redefined the state road system to include only a short list given in the law and any federal aid projects.
THE discussion redefined the event.
It redefined the minima of theatrical validity.
