It's going to take top-down, systemic changes to thwart that slide on a grand scale.
Retrospectively, the delegation of regulatory authority was a better, albeit implicit, strategy than take top-down measures based upon the data out of the database.
Some said the party was now becoming hierarchical, that decisions would soon be taken "top-down" instead of "bottom-up," that the Pirates would evolve into a mainstream party interested only in power.
Several service employee union officials said many leaders and members preferred Ms. Henry because Ms. Burger was viewed as too close to Mr. Stern, generating fears that she would take a top-down approach like the one many say he has taken.
The big global fund managers need big-cap liquid stocks and have little choice but to take a top-down approach as they attempt to beat their benchmarks.
This will take the top-down influence out of elections and make them the more bottom up, influence-free democratic processes that we-the-people deserve.
Taking into consideration that NGOs may favour an adaptive co-management, while the public bodies may take a top-down management approach, we hypothesize that Lower Siret Floodplain will have a more cohesive and collaborating network compared to Iron Gates Natural Park, and that there will be a greater representation of private and NGO sector in the network coordinated by Lower Siret Floodplain.
Ultimately, employers that really want to get serious about employee wellbeing will need to avail themselves of multiple tools and take a top-down approach.
The models take a top-down view of risks within a firm, looking at all markets simultaneously.
Third, the recent fall in commodity prices will hit energy companies, some of the biggest contributors to profits growth this year.Those strategists who take a "top-down" view of the outlook are accordingly more pessimistic than some of their analyst colleagues.
In designing their products, systems engineers typically take a top-down, process-oriented approach, decomposing a complex system into simpler, easier to manage, subsystems; the system requirements can then be allocated and flowed down as necessary to the appropriate subsystems.
