Word: controller
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Certainly our support for Carter is not unqualified. He needed too much on-the-job training. He has not been able to control inflation. His relations with Congress have been poor, often hampering passage of his more important legislative proposals...
...council upholds the decision made by its Board of Control, the Cambridge team will be eliminated from the tournament...
...five minutes to 6, the captains on the bridge pick up their papers and rush down to the control room in the basement, where seven or eight technicians are already in place. There, facing a wall of TV screens, they orchestrate the broadcast. Porges makes sure that each segment adheres to its time schedule. Because of commercials there are only 22 minutes for news in the half-hour broadcast, not a second more. If something runs long or short, the two domestic anchormen-Tom Jarriel in Chicago and Frank Reynolds in Washington-have been given compensating sentences they can drop...
...restrain the expansion of both money and credit in the economy and hold price rises in check. Yet one board member after another agreed that much of the budget, which Carter projects to reach $616 billion with a deficit of $15.8 billion, is already expanding out of control. Said Pechman bluntly: "Fiscal policy is simply too loose in this situation; it is bordering on the irresponsible...
...grandfathers of all conglomerates, Textron under Miller's management, had a highly decentralized operation. Company headquarters in Providence gave broad decision-making powers to the Bell Helicopter division in Fort Worth. Corporate financial control was maintained primarily through monthly reports, and only major capital expenditures were carefully monitored...