micromanagement

What we need is to get government out of micromanagement.

The order, for once, was not micromanagement on her part.

In my head I complete a micromanagement review of the phone call.

A. I'm not going to get into the micromanagement of the cable industry.

The House bill, 358 pages long, is full of efforts at micromanagement.

"When the board gets into micromanagement, they do it in a big way," he said.

He says "micromanagement" by board members made the job impossible.

We must not get involved in too many internal micromanagement decisions.

To criticise either side at this level would be micromanagement.

Instead of micromanagement, the state aims to provide general planning.

But will the queen of micromanagement really leave the decisions to someone else?

Indeed, micromanagement is often emphasized in these kinds of games.

But it is now getting into the micromanagement of the institutions through the regulatory process.

Is legal micromanagement the right way to run schools?

It is wise to avoid micromanagement, but sometimes political decisions are necessary before taking an action.

He is particularly known for his excellent micromanagement and innovative strategies.

I've been accused of micromanagement, but I'm just trying to get things done."

But he said the micromanagement of the protest left him feeling that his own government was "playing tricks."

For 20 years, the agency has been saddled with micromanagement and a lack of clear direction.

All this micromanagement has apparently paid off, for by now the singers are anything but anonymous.

But Eden knew his penchant for micromanagement too well to believe it.

That's not micromanagement; that is responding to a situation.

And our regulation, which is supposed to be oversight, has become micromanagement."

It was another example of Hall's micromanagement of the expedition.

Is micromanagement the inevitable price of a merger policy based on sophisticated economics?