Leadership and management in a reductionist sense ultimately is about one thing: satisfactory completion of a task.
She said she would be happy with a cup of tea and a cake for her birthday and, when asked if there was anything special she would like, she added: "No, I do not think so, everybody is friendly and things are satisfactory".
I learned that Officer Sam Morgan, of the California Highway Patrol, occasionally uses the term "cranial-rectal inversion" when referring to drivers of especially poor judgment, which was one of the most satisfactory things I learned all summer, come to think of it.
"He's asking questions and saying: 'Things aren't satisfactory.' But will we see concrete proposals on the table and will they be achievable?" Created in 1999, the G-20 gained in stature during the recent financial crisis as the main forum for policy coordination and managing the global economy.
In a theory that posits a single permanent cause of all things, there is no satisfactory account of all the changes that are experienced in daily life, nor is there any satisfactory account of temporal sequences or the fact that things exist in some places but not in others.
Your talents were so obvious to me that I fixed at once upon the things that were less satisfactory.
I'm not really one for airing details of my sex life in public, but I think it's fair to report that things have been quite satisfactory ever since.
He acknowledged that "quite a few things [are] less than satisfactory", but cited issues such as social inequality rather than those such as arbitrary detention.
"There are very positive reasons to think that even if the baby is still not fully satisfactory, there are things which can be improved.
It could easily have been a satisfactory capper to things, with the trio of Cameron, Joe and Gordon all huddled around a terminal, exploring the endless possibilities of a new startup.
