The most basic directive of business ethics, she says, is to not knowingly cause harm to others.
The basic directive principles of community-based entrepreneurship are group approach, mutual trust, and motivation towards economic activities encouraged by institutional support.
After one training camp, most foreign-born pitchers have command of enough English baseball terminology to understand the basic directives of their pitching coach and catcher.
When traditional command-and-control management encounters refusals to comply with basic directives, dollars to doughnuts conflict will soon follow.
Aside from its balance sheet, Ford's relative strength during the current crisis is due mostly to Bill Ford's "back-to-basics" directive earlier this decade and to Mulally's grip on reality during his two years in charge.
When such devices are connected to publicly available electronic communications networks or make use of electronic communications services as a basic infrastructure, the relevant provisions of Directive 2002/58/EC, including those on security, traffic and location data and ║ confidentiality, should apply.
That's viewed as a basic human right, outlined in the European Commission's directive on the right of family reunification.
It is recommended that the future EU Directive should set standards for monitoring to ensure a basic level of monitoring enabling comparison of results.
For the care provider, the directive is not to use specific terms, but to have a basic understanding of the major ones while learning to listen to and mimic each patient's own expression.
The EU authorities agreed a directive earlier this year that said all residents should be given the opportunity to open a basic bank account, with fees that were fair, and allowing people the opportunity to switch providers.
Even if the Water Framework Directive (WFD) suggests rapid and cost-effectiveness sampling effort and procedures, the identification of optimal SUS and SMS is a basic step to improve the RBPs and to meet WFD suggestions.
