Word: employs
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...well as Clausewitz, since the terrain he must now operate in is more like Kafka's maze than Clausewitz's certainties. In a day of allies, proxy battles and limited wars, the military needs a whole new technical arsenal-politics, diplomacy, science, economics-to enable it to employ precise degrees of power in imprecise situations. All this asks of U.S. officers unprecedented competence, character and wisdom...
...beneath the bluster Ben Bella is more pragmatist than dogmatist, and Algeria's sorry state persuaded him to begin tacking with the Western wind. "He is determined to feed, clothe and employ his people," said one Western diplomat, "and he's going to kick over any 'isms' that...
Whenever a U.S. industrialist wants an example of ungainly management structure, he need look no farther than his own trade association, the National Association of Manufacturers. The N.A.M. represents 17.000 companies-80% of which employ fewer than 500 workers. Its policies are formulated by 21 different committees manned by no fewer than 3,000 members, and final policy decisions must win a two-thirds vote of a 170-man board of directors. To make things more difficult, the association for most of its history elected a new president each year from among its members, and obliged...
...principal worry now is that few other British executives are equally energetic and that British entry into the Common Market could be disastrous unless his countrymen learn to work harder. Said Sir Isaac with mocking irony to a recent conclave of London businessmen: "British companies may yet have to employ Frenchmen and Germans to enable them to compete successfully in the Common Market...
Today a majority of the world's basic oxygen furnaces employ the LD process under license deals that furnish much of Austria's foreign exchange. And tomorrow, say steelmen, every new steel furnace will use some kind of oxygen process...