Yet, guided by what they took to be the newest and best principles of management, American managers have increasingly directed their attention elsewhere.
We responded to YMCA partners' perceived needs, yet guided them beyond those needs, successfully combining our complementary objectives, knowledge, and skills to generate an integrated program vision, rationale, and evaluation results.
Berkeley gives his singers and dancers the gestures that make them accord with his cinematic vision; Cukor brings his great singer to life dramatically, granting her an extraordinary range — open yet guided — of expressive freedom, and he films her with an eye that is at the same time compassionate and unsparing, that respects the agony it faces head-on.
Perhaps most important, the number of prenatal genetic tests is increasing exponentially -- it jumped from 100 to 1,000 between 1993 and 2003 -- and no regulations yet guide parents and doctors about fair reasons for terminating or going forward with particular births.
Our review suggests that while the ECCM may represent a significant conceptual advance, it has not yet guided empirical research that has resulted in peer-reviewed studies.
Families typically respond to a physician who clearly wants to respect the patient's wishes, shows care and compassion, and yet guides the family to an understanding of why the diagnosis of dying is being considered and why it has now become the major relevant diagnosis.
The teacher must be skillful in creating an environment that is deliberate and purposeful yet guided and influenced by students' creativity and discovery.
The execution of a SEAL's duties is swift and violent when required yet guided by the principles that he serves to defend".[8].
Yet despite guiding nearly 30,000 residents into jobs, some worry that Workplace excludes Newham's poorest residents, who have little or no work experience.
And yet, what guiding principle do "real historians" have when it comes to early stages of the history of civilization, where the only evidence available is archaeological (along, perhaps, with some comparative linguistics)?
