Khan said he was making difficult choices to cut pollution.
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Messi has a way of making difficult goals look smooth as milk.
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We are making difficult choices; some courses are not feasible at this time.
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Governing, of course, requires making difficult choices, but voters seem to like boldness.
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Here's how she feels powerful... I feel most powerful when…Making difficult decisions.
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The complexity of making difficult decisions on how to address these challenges should be debated.
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"Airlines are making difficult decisions to cut capacity and in some cases routes," he said.
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By holding steady, producers can help ease the pressure on the markets without making difficult decisions.
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To be clear, the Trump administration deserves credit for making difficult strategic choices and establishing clear priorities.
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But when it comes to Latin America, Washington has a long history of making difficult situations worse.
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"Having people who've spent their careers making difficult judgments in this area would be quite valuable," Verrilli said.
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We've all heard about IBM's Watson winning at "Jeopardy," or making difficult medical diagnoses by leveraging artificial intelligence.
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She says she's making difficult, unlikeable music that she herself doesn't enjoy, but feels compelled to keep making it.
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"One company struggling or one investor making difficult investments doesn&apost spell doom for the entire market," he said.
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That will require working with a bunch of different jurisdictions, making difficult compromises, and ultimately spending a lot of money.
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He was known for making difficult catches look easy and for snaring balls that appeared to be certain home runs.
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Murray is intimate contact with people who are making difficult decisions about what happens to their bodies after they die.
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Their logic assumes a woman is incapable of making difficult decisions without the state whispering in her ear at every turn.
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Titled "A New Frontier," the game will play out like an interactive drama with an emphasis on making difficult moral choices.
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"Vietnam is taking extraordinary steps to accelerate economic growth by making difficult domestic reforms and actively seeking new markets," Harding explained.
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For hundreds of years, our service members have refused to shy away from making difficult choices in order to do what's right.
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Sometimes that means making difficult decisions, and to that end, we recently reduced the size of our marketplace operations and inside sales teams.
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Without an abundant supply of sodium bicarbonate, some hospitals are postponing elective procedures or making difficult decisions about which patients merit the drug.
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Our hospitals were not built for surges of this scale, so frontline caregivers will be making difficult decisions about who receives care and who doesn't.
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Though Mr. Tuckwell was known for making difficult musical passages look easy, he was less impressed by flashy horn playing than he was by expressiveness.
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"Today's announcement involves making difficult decisions, and we are committed to working through these changes in a careful and sensitive way," a spokeswoman for the bank said.
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But it's important to confront the reality of what's happening here: a man tasked with making difficult decisions about complicated issues has no idea what's going on.
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He knew he had to take educated risks, so he made sure he had as much information and perspective as possible before making difficult and important decisions.
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"Whilst today's announcements will result in an overall net increase in the number of roles within our organisation ... it does involve making difficult decisions," the spokeswoman continued.
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Brave also wants to introduce a triage tool to help parents at home who are making difficult decisions about what to do with a sick or injured kid.
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Yet he seemed to favour multilateralism not as a means of furthering Indonesia's interests but as an end in itself, and as a way to avoid making difficult decisions.
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Since the United States imposed the measures on PDVSA, a growing number of tankers switch their transponders off while in Venezuelan waters, making difficult to accurately track export vessels.
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Assuming a reflexive pro-business bias — assuming that businessmen can do no wrong and that regulations can be pared back mechanically — is inconsistent with making difficult judgments about subtle deceptions.
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Consumers need a better way to understand which companies are taking the harder road, making difficult business decisions about restricting the chemicals they use in order to protect our health.
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Our work necessarily involves making difficult judgments about how to prioritize the resources available to us at a time when the UK is facing a SEVERE and high tempo terrorist threat.
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China's former finance minister, Lou Jiwei, said at a forum in Beijing this month that governments were using debt sustained by lax monetary and financial policies to delay making difficult changes.
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Kumar noted that tax reform involves making difficult tradeoffs, so "lawmakers need to come back steeled, ready to have those conversations" in a way that could lead to a positive outcome.
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Mr. Yousri said he spent most of the day consoling Ms. Barho and making difficult phone calls to their relatives, some in Raqqa, others scattered across refugee communities in Turkey and Lebanon.
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We reviewed scenarios of end-of-life discussions, and what our patients — or their families, in situations where our patients couldn't speak for themselves — might consider in making difficult decisions about their own health.
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Essential hospitals like mine, the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB Health) in Galveston, Texas, simply can't sustain cuts of this magnitude without making difficult cost-cutting decisions that affect everyone in the community.
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"Today's announcement involves making difficult decisions, and we are committed to working through these changes in a careful and sensitive way," the bank said in a statement on Tuesday regarding the job losses and closures.
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Condoleezza Rice, best known for serving as the 66th United States Secretary of State under George W. Bush, the first African-American woman ever to hold that position, spent years making difficult decisions under pressure.
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Daniel DiSalvo, a political scientist at the City College of New York and a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank, said school districts and city officials had avoided making difficult financial choices.
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He seems almost Clintonian in his willingness to triangulate on all things Brexitrelated, embracing vague formulae so he can appease both Leavers and Remainers, and indulging in procedural prevarication in order to avoid making difficult decisions.
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Ms. Ziegler demonstrated a similar gift for making difficult material accessible to mainstream audiences in "Photograph 51," her study of the DNA scientist Rosalind Franklin, a hit in London for its star, Nicole Kidman, last year.
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For their part, parole officers were making difficult calls about the best interests of their charges, while navigating safety rules such as the one that affected Mr. Brantley: no contact between parolees and their past victims.
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"Mourners and funeral directors are making difficult decisions, weighing whether to postpone services, hold them with strictly limited access, broadcast them online or record them to replay later," my colleagues Arelis R. Hernández and Mark Berman report.
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" While a "fair investigation" of undisclosed paid editing can sometimes be difficult to distinguish from "hound[ing]" the person under investigation, WMF affirmed it had "seen the Wikimedia communities successfully address [other] issues that require making difficult judgments.
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" He said the centre-left and centre-right needed to "rediscover radical, powerful answers in a climate driven by anger ... a revolt against what is seen as established wisdom, but what is actually people making difficult decisions in difficult circumstances.
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The EU is keen for the 27 countries that will remain in it after Britain leaves next year to converge economically, believing that wide disparities make policy-making difficult for the bloc and could be the source of future crises.
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"Often there's something on paper, but the implementation is up to people around the leader making difficult and sensitive judgments that could easily backfire," Eugene Bardach, a professor emeritus at the Goldman School of Public Policy at Berkeley, told Business Insider.
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Lemmons revealed that the film's script originally had more plotlines related to the Civil War, which she regrets cutting; making difficult choices about what to leave in and out is the norm when producing a big, ambitious film like Harriet.
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It is resource intensive and relentless; it requires making difficult and often untenable distinctions; it is wholly unclear what the standards should be, especially on a global scale; and one failure can incur enough public outrage to overshadow a million quiet successes.
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"Despite our commitment to dedicating additional resources for cleaning and promoting good health, while making difficult decisions to close certain aspects of our operations, it is now apparent that this is a public health crisis that requires major collective action if we are to slow its progression," Murren added.
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Investors fear that the ANC's battle over replacing Mr Zuma — who is in his second and final term as state president, and is due to step down as party leader in December — will distract the organisation from making difficult structural reforms and lead to a lost year for the economy.
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Staying abreast of guidance — like that released early this month by the European Data Protection Supervisor about how the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation interplay with the Clinical Trials Regulations — can help companies stay within established guardrails even when faced with reconciling requirements and making difficult choices about responsible data use.
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"Despite our commitment to dedicating additional resources for cleaning and promoting good health, while making difficult decisions to close certain aspects of our operations, it is now apparent that this is a public health crisis that requires major collective action if we are to slow its progression," Jim Murren, chairman and CEO of MGM Resorts said in a statement.
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But when the news began to leak out last month that Johnson was considering retirement, the initial shock started to wear off and people began to acknowledge that while he was still a highly productive receiver, there had been a slight decline in his statistics, which could support the idea that his body was beginning to break down after years of making difficult catches in traffic.
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My hope — because, make no mistake, I will be eagerly planted in front of the series from Sunday until my watch is ended — is that "Game of Thrones" will likewise use its final run to rediscover its roots as a series not just about dragons but also about people making difficult choices in extremis, a show that can give you chills even as it breathes fire.
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The Conversation reports that healthcare workers will have to face 'moral injury' for making difficult decisions such as moving a patient off the ventilator or refusing an ICU bed due to limited resources.
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There have been at least two threats to blow up a car bomb outside ACC offices and police have had to be called on several other occasions. In 2012, there were a total of 134 recorded threats made against staff—the majority against case managers "making difficult decisions".
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He took lessons in pastry-making from Renee Atkinson. He revelled in making difficult croissants and brioches as well as scones and cakes. One of his proudest dishes was a dessert named La Stupenda Bavarois, dedicated to the opera singer Dame Joan Sutherland. With his partner Brian Sack, he created the first Country House Hotel.
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The currency of PangYa is Pang. Pang is normally earned by finishing a hole at par or better, pulling off powerful shots, and making difficult chip-ins. Pang can be used at the Shop to buy equipment or items. Pang can also be used to upgrade equipment such as golf clubs, or the characters themselves, boosting their stats.
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Although she won multiple prizes for her work she is not a popular director and mainly known for making difficult and often painful films. Most of her films are highly autobiographical Phillips, Jutta/Silberman, Marc: Fünf Interviews mit Berliner Filmerinnen. In: Ästhetik und Kommunikation. Vol. 37. 1979. pp. 115-127. and have got a strong documentary style because of shooting them in 16mm.
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What are their favorite leisure activities? Stanley's research on how the average American millionaire attained financial success are based on in-depth surveys and interviews with more than 1,300 millionaires. Personal details from this research are shared in the book include memories from their school days, personal thoughts on being "the smart kid in the dumb row," making difficult financial decisions, selecting a vocation and spending habits.
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There was no single hosting provider, making difficult to take down the domain and requiring the involvement of the responsible domain registrar. In addition, Avalanche used fast-flux DNS, causing the compromised machines to change constantly. Avalanche attacks also spread the Zeus Trojan horse enabling further criminal activity. The majority of domains which Avalanche used belonged to national domain name registrars in Europe and Asia.
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The episode is seen as a transitional stage for the development of Carol, having become cold and making difficult decisions to survive, ultimately causing Rick to feel unsafe and thus, he exiles her. It also distinguishes the differences between Rick and Carol: Rick stepping down from leadership to take on farming and living a peaceful life, while Carol steps up to make the decisions others are afraid of making.
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Gioia is a lunar impact crater that is located in the vicinity of the north pole of the Moon. It is named after the Italian inventor Flavio Gioia. As it lies so close to the northern limb, it is viewed nearly from the edge making difficult to observe from the Earth. The crater is attached to the southern rim of the larger Byrd, a formation with low walls.
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Standoffs between the President and Congress or between political parties, elections, and more urgent legislative matters complicate the budget process, frequently making the continuing resolution a common occurrence in American government. They allow the government to take its time making difficult fiscal decisions. Federal agencies are disrupted during periods of reduced funding. With non-essential operations suspended, many agencies are forced to interrupt research projects, training programs, or other important functions.
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The Utah Transportation Commission serves as an independent advisory committee within the State of Utah, United States with the responsibility of deciding how available transportation funds are spent and prioritizing transportation projects within the state. Members of the commission are appointed by the governor. With limited funds available, the commission is tasked with making difficult priority decisions. The commission also advises the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) on transportation systems policy.
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A study found that erroneous status quo rejections have a greater neural impact than erroneous status quo acceptances. This asymmetry in the genesis of regret might drive the status quo bias on subsequent decisions. A study was done using a visual detection task in which subjects tended to favour the default when making difficult, but not easy, decisions. This bias was suboptimal in that more errors were made when the default was accepted.
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Similar scene from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Circa 6th–5th century BC. Another known example appears in Ancient Seals of the Near East, plaque 17.Ancient Seals of the Near East, plaque 17 All the characters on the cylinder are unnamed, thus making difficult to identify at least the two main figures. The Hermitage Museum indeed does not give any identification, yet it dates the seal to the late 5th–early 4th century BCE.
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The Intelligent Man's Guide to Science received positive reviews from the physicist Derek J. de Solla Price in Science and Floyd C. Gale in Galaxy Science Fiction, and a mixed review from John Pfeiffer in The New York Times. Price considered Asimov's work a novelty in popular science writing. He credited Asimov with surveying the whole of modern science. Gale credited Asimov with writing well and making difficult concepts easy to understand.
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However, she is strict with them and is capable of making difficult decisions about them. In the past, she was in a relationship with her partner but her memories were erased due to her despair after his death. She is set aside when she experiences repressed puberty but is brought back to look after the children following Dr. Franxx’s death. ; : :APE combat headquarters' defense operation commander who oversees Squad 13 along with Nana.
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In that final season, he replaced C.I. as manager, following his death. In 1923, Taylor organized the Washington Potomacs, bringing brother Johnny along as pitching coach. The team joined the new Eastern Colored League in its inaugural season the following year. Defensively, he was good on ground balls and could execute all the plays at first, making the other infielders look good by digging out low throws and making difficult plays with such ease that they appeared routine.
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Ireland was a wide receiver and placekicker and soccer forward for Cooper High School in the 1980s, and then a placekicker for the Baylor Bears from 1988 to 1991. He became the starter at placekicker as a sophomore. At Baylor, Ireland was known for making difficult kicks but missing the easy ones. Against Rice University in 1991, for example, he made a 58-yard field goal, then missed field goals of 43, 45, and 27 yards.
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An aggregate project plan provides management with a categorized list of projects, which balances short- and long-term goals. This list assists management in making difficult decisions such as when to start projects and which projects should be cannibalized. Starting projects in a sequential manner according to the firm's strategy as well as resources available will allow fewer projects to continue simultaneously and improve productivity. Another benefit is the creation of an organizational form for each project type.
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Nedohin joined the Randy Ferbey rink in 1997 and was a part of that team's four Brier championships and three world championships. Nedohin is renowned for his shotmaking ability - especially for making difficult combination takeout shots. Nedohin had a shooting percentage of 96% in the final of the 2003 Nokia Brier, and 95% shooting percentage in the final of the 2005 Men's Ford World Curling Championships. The team, famously named The Ferbey Four, popularized the "fourth" shooting position.
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A section of western curtain wall survives next to the well, now separated from the other walls by the stables and court house buildings. The bailey is thought to have been divided into an inner and outer section, with a second gatehouse and/or defensive ditch to control the entry, of which no trace survives. The garden terraces that were created in the mid-18th century cut-up much of the site and making difficult to identify the castle's limits.
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The author of over 350 scientific publications, Ole Kleppa worked at the University of Chicago from 1947 until his death in 2007. He arrived at the University shortly after marrying his wife, Abbie Joy Stodder. As a scientist at Chicago, Kleppa developed a series of calorimeters capable of making difficult scientific measurements less complicated. One of his primary achievements was the development of the Kleppa calorimeter, an instrument that measures tiny amounts of heat as new materials form at high temperatures.
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In the final book of the Chaos Walking trilogy, a world-ending war erupts as three armies march into New Prentisstown. New World is in chaos as the Spackle and the settlers go to war, urged on by Mayor Prentiss and a rebel Spackle, 1017. Todd and Viola refuse to give up on each other or what they believe in, but to survive requires making difficult choices. The protagonists find that their decisions have dire consequences, and the stakes only get higher as all three sides fight for what they believe is right.
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Conflicts can arise due to the lack of, or the absence of, common goals for the business. A frequent issue that family businesses face is whether or not the separation of business and family roles are clear. Another issue may include making difficult decisions when it comes to what is best for the business and what is best for the family. Well over half of all family business end up failing before the second successor takes ownership and almost 90% will fail before the third successor takes ownership.
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The motto, deliberately using a quote from the Shakespeare play Hamlet, is taken to mean to make the right choice, usually duty above self-interest, when it arises.Girls of the Hamlet Club (1914), pp. 163-4. Throughout the Abbey Series the various main characters come up against this choice and its consequences, and are shown growing and maturing through making difficult decisions. The badge, taken from a landmark local to the area in which the series is set, is also symbolic—as is any cross—of sacrifice.op cit, p.166.
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These are complex clinical algorithms that have been scientifically validated and have considerable clinical predictive value, particularly in the case of patients suffering severe burns. Such algorithms may provide high-quality prognostic information to aid patients and families in making difficult decisions, and have the potential to be used to guide resource allocation. These prognostic algorithms estimate the probability of the patient surviving. In a study of patients so severely burned that survival was clinically unprecedented, during the initial lucid period (before sepsis and other complications set in) patients were told that survival was extremely unlikely (i.e.
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Having wanted to work with Timberlake for a long time, the collaboration came to be after he had asked Lewis to perform at a charity concert he was holding in Las Vegas in October 2008. It was reported that they were going to cover Dolly Parton's song "I Will Always Love You" as a duet, however they worked together on new songs for Echo instead, and "Don't Let Me Down" was created. Lewis revealed that her cover of "Run" inspired Timberlake. Lyrically, the song is about making difficult decisions in life and trying to take control of situations.
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A rotary reciprocating saw is a type of saw that spins a cutting implement around a rotary axis, instead of thrusting it along a linear axis. The first use of such devices was in medicine, where cutting through bone warranted the need for a saw with minimal stroke length, and a cutting action that could be implemented through depth cut rather than a follow through cut. The timber industry now also uses this type of action to cut in the same manner. A particular manufacturer has a hand-held version for making difficult cuts, which would not be possible with other implements.
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As a result, many animals are euthanized, a fate extremely controversial in itself. Sue Sternberg, the founder of an animal shelter in rural area in upstate New York, does her best to help alleviate this issue. Sternberg and her staff take on countless animals brought to them for shelter and are forced to find ways to deal with making difficult decisions when it comes to them, including whether they will need to be euthanised or kept in the shelter. Some dogs of course are adopted out to loving families, but others remain in the institution for longer periods of time.
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Wesley eventually returns to the team full-time to help them battle the Beast, making difficult decisions such as seeking the aid of Angel's evil alter ego Angelus and breaking Faith out of prison. Having developed genuine feelings for Lilah, he mourns her when she is killed by Cordelia, now possessed by the entity known as Jasmine (Gina Torres). In the season finale, following the defeat of Jasmine, Wesley joins the rest of Angel Investigations in taking over Wolfram & Hart in the hopes that they can turn it into a power for good. Season five (2003–2004) sees Wesley suffer yet more loss.
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In an interview on The Delay Show Ghana (2014), Amanfo described AMAA award-winning actor, Adjetey Anang as "every director's dream", particularly for his versatility and diligence to acting profession. In 2014, he was listed as one of the top Nigerian film directors by Pulse. In a 2014 interview with Vanguard (Nigeria), Nollywood actress, Sharon Francis described Amanfo as a mentor, who deserve the praise for his tutorship in her quest for stardom. Top Ghanaian actress, Yvonne Nelson speaking on being discovered by Amanfo, stated that he is "one of the top directors in Ghana" and has a way of making difficult situations seem effortless for crew members while on set.
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In December 2012, Simpson filmed a Gangnam Style video for a campaign, with a man in a tin can costume. The video, aimed at young people, is called "The Can Kicks Back," a reference to the tendencies of members of Congress to forever "kick the can down the road" in order to avoid making difficult decisions about lowering the nation's ballooning debt. In the video, Simpson admonishes younger Americans to make better use of their social media than "instagramming your breakfast and tweeting your first-world problems." He advises younger people to use their considerable social media skills and resources to rally their friends to join The Can Kicks Back.
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Borden took the necessary steps to win the war despite the unpopularity of many of his measures. Creighton saw the rest of Canadian history as one long slide, which he largely blamed on the Liberal Party. In contrast, Creighton saw William Lyon Mackenzie King as a weak and indecisive figure who was more concerned with safeguarding the electoral fortunes of the Liberals then winning the war, and who kept Canadian troops out of combat as long as possible to avoid making difficult decisions on conscription. In Creighton's opinion, thanks to Mackenzie King, Canada did not play as a large share as possible in the Allied victory.
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Late in 1820, an armistice had been signed with the Spanish commander and a temporary suspension of hostilities had taken place. However, ongoing developments were making difficult to maintain the armistice and, consequently, it was agreed it would lapse on 28 April 1821. All five major fighting groups of the Venezuelan army were to start moving towards a central area. Some with the purpose of joining together in one single group and others with the intention of guarding the approach to that region to prevent royalists units from other far away areas from converging and reinforcing the main Spanish army stationed in the same area.
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This allowed for the development of dozens of riverfront towns along the Missouri River in the new Nebraska Territory, which was carved from the remainder of the Louisiana Purchase after the Kansas–Nebraska Act. Influential pioneer towns included Omaha, Nebraska City, and St. Joseph. American attitudes towards Indians during this period ranged from malevolence ("the only good Indian is a dead Indian") to misdirected humanitarianism (Indians live in "inferior" societies and by assimilation into white society they can be redeemed) to somewhat realistic (Native Americans and settlers could co-exist in separate but equal societies, dividing up the remaining western land).Richard White (1991), p. 321 Dealing with nomadic tribes complicated the reservation strategy and decentralized tribal power made treaty making difficult among the Plains Indians.
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In his return to Udinese after the loan stint with Granada in La Liga, Karnezis made his Serie A debut in Udinese's 2–0 home victory over Empoli on 31 August 2014. On 9 November 2014, Udinese managed to scrap a 1–1 draw against Palermo as Karnezis parried a Franco Vazquez penalty. On 15 March 2015, Andrea Stramaccioni praised Karnezis and Antonio Di Natale after Udinese picked up a point against Atalanta, by stating that throughout the year and not only in that game, Karnezis gave a sense of security to the squad, even without necessarily making difficult saves. Italian sports newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport claimed that Napoli were interested in signing Karnezis after his remarkable 2014–15 season with Udinese.
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Al-Rāmahurmuzī was a poet and a few lines of his poetry were collected in Yatīmah al-Dahr by al-Thaʻālabī. Two of his works of prose remain until the present, both concerning the subject of hadith. # al-Muḥaddith al-Fāṣil bayn al-Rāwī wa al-Wāʻī—his most renowned work, is a comprehensive work on the subject of hadith terminology and biographical evaluation, It is considered by Ibn Ḥajr to be from amongst the first comprehensive works on its subject. ʻAlī al-Qārī explained that the expression used by Ibn Ḥajr leaves the impression that there were a number of similar works at the time Al-Rāmahurmuzī authored his therefore making difficult the determination of which was the first.
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The memorial cross to Father Júlio Soares, parish priest, who died in the SATA Air Açores accident A memorial plaque with the names of the victims of SP530 located on the summit of Pico da Esperança Rescue teams reached the wreckage more than four hours after the ATP crashed on Sao Jorge, where it scattered debris and victims across a dense ravine. The search was called off after dark, and only resumed on Sunday, when the investigation team was sent to the isolated crash site from the mainland. Seven bodies were recovered as rescuers using ropes and carrying stretchers, who scrambled over the steep mountainside before nightfall. Similarly, a thick mist shrouded the area, which was inaccessible to vehicles, making difficult the search operation.
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"Colonial Day" was originally conceived as the first season's "West Wing episode." Executive producer Ronald D. Moore characterized the Quorum of Twelve in the original Battlestar Galactica as a hybrid political- military body whose unwise decisions Commander Adama frequently overruled. The creators revived the Quorum in this episode as a political body similar to the United States Senate and the United Nations Security Council to exhibit a democratic, republican Colonial government in order to draw parallels with real-world governments, particularly that of the United States. Moore believed that a story about people making difficult political choices in an environment where their survival was threatened would be relevant for questions in contemporary American society about the War on Terror, perceived creeping authoritarianism in American government, and the tradeoff between liberty and security.
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Mason had contended that a "flight into war" had been imposed on Adolf Hitler by a structural economic crisis, which confronted Hitler with the choice of making difficult economic decisions or aggression. Overy argued against Mason's thesis, maintaining that though Germany was faced with economic problems in 1939, the extent of these problems cannot explain aggression against Poland, and that the reasons for the outbreak of war were due to the choices made by the Nazi leadership. For Overy, the problem with Mason's thesis was that it rested on assumptions in a way not shown by records, information was passed on to Hitler about the Reich's economic problems.Mason, Tim & Overy, R.J. "Debate: Germany, 'domestic crisis' and the war in 1939" from The Origins of The Second World War edited by Patrick Finney, Edward Arnold: London, United Kingdom, 1997, p.
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Making Difficult Choices, Vietnam in Transition. International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World bank, p 23 Võ Văn Kiệt had also implicitly approved using the economic model of North Vietnam across the nation but later found problems with the growth model from his experiences in Ho Chi Minh city, driving him towards the key leaders in “fence breaking” experiments in the lead up towards the 6th Party Congress. This also paints Kiệt in different dimensions where he was willing to reflect on his own policies and make adaptations to ensure what was best for the nation, a key trait and contribution towards Vietnam's economic successes. Võ Văn Kiệt had supported the authorization of establishing credit cooperatives, foreign bank branches and the join stocks bank to separate budgetary functions away from central bank functions in reforming the economy a key step which cannot be ignored.
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Another experienced outlaw biker who joined the Bandidos was James "Ripper" Fullager, who had been active in outlaw biking since the 1960s and whose home in Toronto was a favorite gathering place for the Bandidos, where Fullager recounted his past adventures and gave them advice. Atkinson later stated that he left the Bandidos because of Muscedere's leadership, saying that Muscedere was addicted to cocaine, his judgement was poor, he lacked political savvy and was not connected to reality, preferring to focus on promoting so-called biker "brotherhood" by devoting much time to the design of Christmas cards to his fellow Bandidos instead of making difficult decisions. Muscedere was incapable of managing finances -both his own and that of his club- and his moods were volatile. However, Muscedere was regarded as loyal to his friends and he often said he did everything "top left", which his way of saying "from the heart".
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