Such recommendations are worthwhile, but executives often discover that their best intentions are overwhelmed by the demands and practices of their organizations.
"The long wait for the final rule was worthwhile," said Ms. DiMatteo, executive director of the Organic Trade Association.
"We looked at individual sites and concluded that we needed to improve a larger area to make it worthwhile," said the chief executive of Cherokee, Tom Darden.
"We said it last year and we still believe it, these incredible athletes deserve every cent and we will continue to do everything in our power to make the life of an international professional tennis player more worthwhile," Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley told http://www.australianopen.com.
While "too few have made the commitment thus far for a debate to be worthwhile," the Reagan Foundation's executive director declared, "there will be a long and impressive list of Republican candidates who eventually take the field".
Some layoffs could be necessary, the former executive predicted, and some worthwhile projects will have to wait.
A former KBR executive who deemed bribery a worthwhile cost of doing business now faces prison time.
If you have to take a loss to sell your house, the financial burden may be too great to make the move worthwhile, says Anna Ranieri, a career counselor and executive coach in Palo Alto, Calif.
That information flowing from meditation and yoga sessions has helped to deepen the executive coaching process by identifying concrete, worthwhile tasks for him to pursue.
While absolute immunity might maximize executive efficiency, and therefore be [p780] a worthwhile policy, lack of such immunity may not so disrupt the functioning of the Presidency as to violate the separation of powers doctrine.
