… conceptualized as a double-edged sword forcing boards to choose between the contradictory
objectives of unity of command and entrenchment avoidance. The double-edged nature of …

… further examination reveals its threat as a double edged sword. Will LandCyber enable
micro-managing leaders to be the “wet blanket” of mission command? Or will it open new doors …

… Basel III regulation can be rightly termed as a double-edged sword. As, in addition to these
consequences, Basel III can prove to be immensely beneficial for the Indian banking sector. …

… Our qualitative study of six MTSs responding to live-actor mass-casualty incidents revealed
that leadership task transitions are a double-edged sword as they can simultaneously help …

Resource slack represents a double-edged sword, simultaneously fueling and hindering
growth. Drawing on Penrose's growth theory and Stevenson's entrepreneurial management …

… Scholarly opinion is that the very comprehensiveness of the authority accorded to the
dominions over naval command served to cement an effective concept of Imperial unity.46 …

… unit with special powers, or by decentralizing additional powers to an existing territorial unit
that … and the increasing attempts to strengthen the central command of the armed forces. The …

R loops are three-stranded nucleic acid structures that comprise nascent RNA hybridized
with the DNA template, leaving the nontemplate DNA single-stranded. R loops form naturally …

… unity of command to address such threats. Alternatively, agency theory and the corporate
cultural change perspectives suggest that the passage of SOX could decrease CEO duality if …

… Promoting CP could be a double-edged sword for firms: CP enhances customers’ economic
value attainment and strengthens the relational bond between customers and employees, …