0 to be able to do successfully -- réussir
1 to be in charge of -- diriger
2 to have enough money for the things you need to live -- se débrouiller
4 to be manager of -- administrer
5 to deal with, or control -- diriger
She’s good at managing people.
However, many differences also result from the very emotional competition to claim leadership in managing international conflicts.
Municipalities, cities, communities, that is to say the places we call home, are given the right to manage their own affairs.
Right now, we have a heritage to manage if we are to pass it on.
The textiles and clothing industry is not an industry of the past whose gradual shrinkage needs to be managed as painlessly as possible.
Legalising illegal immigration will not solve any problems: managing immigration in accordance with a uniform set of rules even less so.
There were no provisions to handle a serious outbreak of disease and there were no proper financial controls to manage the outbreak.
The size, unpredictability and irrationality of the global foreign exchange markets have made it harder and harder to manage national and regional economies.
Institutions should manage this situation and suppliers should deduct their services.
