With
czars for bank bailouts, the auto industry, the environment, border security, cyberspace and several more areas, it is fair to ask whether Mr.
I discuss whether large integrated supply chain organizations run by "
czars" are needed for supply chain management (SCM) to be successful in the future.
The so-called "war
czar", Lute joined a cast of "
czars" proliferating at all levels of government: Katrina-relief
czars, intelligence
czars, health care
czars, energy
czars, AIDS
czars and economic
czars.
The Russians are trying to fulfill their
czars' longtime dream of controlling Constantinople.
The tide of history had rolled over the last of the Russian
Czars.
For most of its history, it has been ruled with an iron fist by princes and conquerors,
czars, and Soviet dictators.
The
Czars have really hit their stride with third album Goodbye
Well, once upon a time there were nasty people called
czars. One was so nasty they called him Ivan the Terrible.
Orthodoxy was the established religion of Russia under the
czars, but the country became officially atheistic during the Soviet era.
Episode I, The Phantom Menace, if you're not and Episode II, The Attack of the Clowns if you think
czars are a bad idea full stop.
Drugs
czars, crime
czars, it seems there's a
czar for everything other than the throne of Russia to sometimes minimal effect.
Its dancers, choreographers, and even ballet students had always been given special status and rewards by the
czars. Now, at the turn of the century, that secluded ballet world was stirring with a longing to be innovative, to be recognized, to make a connection with the wider art world in Russia and beyond.