It is possible to distinguish at least two different research projects, each of which has a unique pragmatic content (e.g., aims, values, and methods).
He went further tonight, saying: "Organisations with different aims, values and tactics were lumped together.
Their decision to engage in entrepreneurship is based on a defensive oriented competitive value commitment aimed at upholding values derived from medical professionalism.
For example, it has added portfolios aimed at value investing, or buying stocks at a discount to what they are worth.
When it has packed up what's left on the racks of slippers, cardigans and dresses aimed at value-conscious shoppers, the last of the department store's once 11,000-strong workforce will be made redundant.
One of the recommendations of the 1999 Macpherson Report on the Stephen Lawrence case was a: "National curriculum aimed at valuing cultural diversity and preventing racism," in order better to reflect the needs of a diverse society.
The DCE aimed to value this increased satisfaction.
A further limitation may be the higher than aimed FPG value in insulin-treated patients despite a differentiated titration regimen.
Students then script (and record, if possible) public service announcements emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and protecting these values, aimed at their local community and school population.
There is also a range of other approaches aimed at including values in design.
