Word: processing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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CHUL was aware last spring that a decision on the funding recommendation would be a "long, drawn-out process," William G. Mayer '79, a CHUL representative, said recently...
Mullen said the length of time administrators are taking to make the decision is not a reflection on CHUL's power. Whether CHUL or Rosovsky himself made the recommendation, it would still have to go through the Joint Policy Committee and would still be a lengthy process, Mullen said...
...dabbles in Anglo-Saxon poetry may well turn out to be the world's greatest expert on it. If you can accept all this, and see it not merely as something which is "cute" (an expression, incidentally, which the English hate), but as a vital part of a process whereby the past and present are kept in equilibrium, you will be a long way to getting the most out of English university education. Yes, the English do take their academic work seriously--but it's not "the done thing" to broadcast the fact...
Because the participants in Harvard's budgetary process have not yet formulated salary guidelines or tuition and fee proposals, Kaufmann said there were still too many variables to assess exactly how Carter's guidelines would restrict the University...
Corporate policymakers, Simon asserts, are pressed to make decisions without enough accurate information to maximize profits. They settle for aiming at merely "satisfactory" profits, often with unexpected results. A key weakness in the haphazard process is that solutions that worked once may be tried over and over again in situations requiring entirely different resolutions. Most economic forecasters, however, accept the traditional notion that firms seek to maximize profits. If that is not so, then the economic policy decisions that flow from their forecasts, both in and out of government, are to say the least, questionable...