0 present participle of manage --
1 to succeed in doing or dealing with something, especially something difficult: --
2 to be responsible for controlling or organizing someone or something, especially a business or employees: --
And there already are some data suggesting that current seat-of-the-pants strategies for managing illegal residents are more costly than standard but unreimbursed treatment would be.
This approach is focused on managing new concepts with certain verb patterns that will define their position in the ontology.
The paper concludes by proposing a framework to use in managing and analysing dialogues about learning.
Given the challenges of managing heart failure, the need for improved palliative care, and skilled multidisciplinary support, a continuing education program was designed.
Such profiling was undertaken to identify and categorize the psychological needs of the target market as part of the process of managing consumption of cigarettes.
Managing for returns might not be optimal from the point of view of the sponsoring firm, as common factors drive assets and liabilities.
In particular, it focuses on the questions that the children ask during the lessons and the strategies the nurses employ in managing those questions.
Strikes had sometimes been co-ordinate across a group of mills when policies of the managing agent had affected them in the same way.
