The rules rigidly specify how every activity from the shop floor to the executive suite, from installing seat belts to reconfiguring a manufacturing plant should be performed.
Bridget Warr: "'Time and task' commissioning, where the council rigidly specifies what care may be delivered, how long it will take and at what time, leads to stilted and undignified care".
Transactional commissioning / contracting is much less fluid, sticking more rigidly to specified timescales and targets (e.g. KPIs) and having the ability to penalise poor performance and ultimately terminate contracts.
Over time you would expect to see currency depreciation in the high-inflation nation because its exports will gradually become less competitive.In the forward markets, which set prices for specified future dates, this rule is rigidly observed.
One effect of this decision is to conjure emotion not necessarily any unusually nuanced or specified emotion, not exactly any deeply resonant psychology, but, at the very least, a sense of fleshy intimacy and warm proximity that fills in a sense of subjectivity and humanity that the rigidly plot-bound script (which lacks the book's first-person perspective) hardly suggests.
One effect of this decision is to conjure emotion — not necessarily any unusually nuanced or specified emotion, not exactly any deeply resonant psychology, but, at the very least, a sense of fleshy intimacy and warm proximity that fills in a sense of subjectivity and humanity that the rigidly plot-bound script (which lacks the book's first-person perspective) hardly suggests.
Seasons were not specified.
No stipend was specified.
"Switzerland," Rumsfeld specified.
