Synonyms for managing
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1. managingadjective

   Synonyms:
   ruling, directing, managerial

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1. List of paraphrases for "managing":

   management, manage, administer, administering, administration, manager, governance, handle, handling, managerial, managed

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1. Marcus Owens:

   It's another conflict. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy's got the option to buy. That means Postmaster General Louis DeJoy's gambling that Amazon's value is going to go up, why is Postmaster General Louis DeJoy investing in a competitor to the enterprise that Postmaster General Louis DeJoy's supposed to be managing ? This is a classic case for investigation by an inspector general.

2. Chief Executive Oscar Munoz:

   We are strategically managing our Atlantic and domestic service, mindful of travel directives from the federal government, fluctuating demand and of course, the advice of public health experts. Based on current trends, it is likely that additional schedule reductions will be necessary.

3. Chetan Dube:

   The question we would ask is, ‘Does all infrastructure need to be managed by people? Or is the infrastructure capable of self-managing, self-governing and self-healing?’ my father used to have some power plants, and I would go there, and they would have almost nobody managing them, because almost all the processes of remediation were built in. The technological maturity curve that almost any industry goes through has a level of evolution. At some point, can the systems, the network and the servers become self-aware and self-governing? IPcenter was the product realization of adaptive learning systems that would be able to self-govern. That was our first big steppingstone toward cognitive technologies.

4. Ben Wootliff:

   We tried to force the participants to manage a degradation of their capabilities, and then respond to a cyberattack when they already had staff working from home, had introduced social distancing and were managing potential reputational damage due to their response to the pandemic.

5. John Keefe:

   As soon as you remove an opportunity, the organised criminals who are managing the migrant attacks are moving to the next opportunity, to the next weak spot.