Within each of these 4 P's are a few milestone moments that need be recognized and savored by the business leader.
Such a need was particularly recognized by Dr. R. A. Craig, of Purdue University, who initiated steps to bring about the organization of the subject of this historical sketch.
"She had a tremendous ego and a need to be recognized.
Technicians cannot obviously intervene in political discussions, nor intercept social requirements; nevertheless, once a need has been recognized and a target identified, they can sustain politicians in their decisions concerning the way the new urban policy can be managed.
If the need for a change is recognized the individual is more likely take part in suggested interventions and become ready to change behavior.
She had a need to be recognized, and I told her, 'Stephanie, you're not going to be happy in life, for you, being heavy.' " Ms. Klein, now 5-foot-5 and 135 pounds, said she has a healthier attitude: "I don't have to be perfect.
"Today, the need for a practical idealism is recognized throughout the world," he said.
A need for more scientific rigour is recognized in the maxim: "if we want more evidence-based practice, we need more practice-based evidence" [ 10].
This is also supposed to explain the close connection between the normative and the psychological dimension of recognition: On account of our intersubjectively acquired identity we have a psychological need to be recognized as having the normative status we deem to deserve.
Cromartie is gutter-mouthed, infantile, arrogant loudmouth who has a desperate narcissistic need to be recognized and be the center of attention.
