An actionable theory must exist simultaneously in realms that are both spatial realities and timeless, transfigural realities.
"At some level, he is trying to line up his arguments with actionable legal theories," said Joel Seligman, the president of the University of Rochester and an expert on securities law who has not studied the case.
"The panel's opinion in these consolidated cases invents an entirely unprecedented theory of actionable government discrimination," the dissent reads.
We work at the intersection of social science and business practice to immerse professionals in theory and apply practical, actionable learning to build individual and organizational capability.
But we provide actionable intelligence for current action in Afghanistan".
My recent gamification post seemed to hit a nerve with many and I've received several emails from people who are tired of high-concept theory, and instead want simple actionable plans.
12 BFFS seeks to capitalise on the strengths of each approach: It reduces the time taken to generate theory de novo; it also enriches the process of theory generation by engaging with existing theory and is specifically geared to produce actionable messages.
The originality of the conceptual approach is relying mainly upon its revealing force based on untrained recipes to approach the complexity of organizational client interaction, enriching marketing theory and understanding new practices as actionable knowledge.
Those situations in which the victim is clearly stating, I did not consent to this, and he just started touching me or kissing me or groping me those would all be actionable criminally, at least as a matter of theory.
271, 275, 167 N. W. 2d 845, 845 (1969) (Recovery may be had from parties on the theory of concerted action as long as the elements of the separate and actionable tort are properly proved); Mills v. Hansell, 378 F.2d 53, (CA5 1967) (per curiam) (affirming dismissal of conspiracy to defraud claim because no defendant committed an actionable tort); J. & C. Ornamental Iron Co. v. Watkins, 114 Ga.
Importantly, the motivation of creating actionable knowledge often leads to a transdisciplinary orientation, in which the disciplines, theories, and constructs used in a particular case are defined based on the characteristics of the problem in a given context, rather than the disciplinary norms of the researchers and/or their institutions.
