Sorry, but day-to-day is different from daily basis. Day to day means routine, regular management, and not necessarily that a task will be performed every day... just like "día a día"

Solutions from BakBone - PinnacleThese solutions have combined to position St. John for not only more manageable day to day operations but also to meet strenuous regulations and ...
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Dominion Digital :: Dominion Digital Hires Six Sigma Experts ...... Six Sigma and re-engineering best practices to help our clients turn their process improvement goals into manageable day-to-day operational reality.” ...
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Secondary Education 1993-97 - A Review of Secondary Education ...Schools have found that the day-to-day implementation of the Code has made ... and devising manageable day-to-day assessment and recording strategies; and, ...
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[PPT] EuroTAAC 2005 Blackpool, England I prefer Excel to Project as it is more manageable day-to-day. Conducting Project Reviews. Project reviews conducted as witch hunts will produce witches! ...
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London 2012... Assisting in the day to day running of the finance department function including bank reconciliations and supplier reconciliations ...
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O'Reilly Digital Democracy Teach-In -- Monday, February 9, 2004 ...In a less-noticed but potentially seismic shift, concerned citizens are using the same tools to have more say in the day-to-day tasks of governing. ...
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OED Learning Topics: Leading and Managing OthersSometimes managers at MIT who are caught in the day-to-day operations of their group may feel too busy to generate the creativity necessary for a vision. ...
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The Atlantic | November 2002 | The Fifty-first State? | FallowsIt required detailed interference in the day-to-day workings of Japanese life. US occupation officials supervised what was taught in Japanese classrooms. ...
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