the process or act of managing; the field or department of administration

to deal with or manage a matter, situation, or task

to comprehend; to understand

a formal system of ideas or principles intended to explain something

the mental processes, functions, and characteristics of an individual or group

rational; reasonable; sensible; fair

a reason, justification, or ground for an action, belief, or state of affairs

to handle; to transact; to conduct

an aspiration, goal, or vision for the future

manager; director

the head of an elected government or a state council; prime minister

a set of guiding principles, core values, or a specific school of thought

to govern, administer, or manage the affairs of a state or organization

the top executive of a company or organization, such as a general manager or CEO

to put things in order, to arrange or straighten out physical items or a space

logic, sense, or valid justification for a statement, argument, or action

a male given name, typically transliterated from Western languages such as English.

characterized by logic and sensible thinking; reasonable

to manage wealth or finances; money management

to put things in order; to clear up a space or clutter

to act on behalf of another person or organization in an official or business capacity; to serve as a representative

to tend to and protect or maintain something like skin, hair, or equipment

to hear (a case)

a fundamental law or theory that explains the nature or working of something

acting in accordance with reason or logic; sensible and level-headed

an administrative organization or agency responsible for the management of specific affairs

to accept and hear a legal case or lawsuit

the United Nations Security Council

to restore something damaged, worn, or broken to good condition

to pay no attention to or take no notice of a matter, situation, or responsibility

a person who manages, administers, or is responsible for overseeing an organization, department, or team; an administrator or supervisor.

vice-premier, deputy prime minister, or vice prime minister

to make sense; reasonable

a person who manages the technical operations of a computer system, network, or digital platform

Richard (name)

to pay attention to or take notice of