In Herbert Kaufmann's definition, neutral competence is a concept that has long been regarded as an essential value in the field of public administration.
Burns is both a symbol of the essential value of non-commercial television and an example of what can be achieved in terms of quality and ambition.
Sure, maybe it would be nice to understand their rocket technology or ask if they can tell us what really happens at the center of a black hole, but the essential value of extraterrestrial contact would be to calibrate ourselves.
In turn, we demonstrate the essential value of a rigorous multiple-knockouts analysis method for accurately estimating the network's effective significant size.
This is a testament to our belief in the essential value of these fields at our university and in our world.
In addition, she challenges us to join her in starting a movement to be proactive in promoting the essential value of sleep.
More recently an intermediate position has developed, which believes in the essential value of reductionism but decries its excessive implementation as the sin of greedy reductionism.
Not only did Tomatis design and develop the IARC Monographs, he was a principal leader in the scientific community in recognizing the essential value of transplacental and transgenerational carcinogenesis and developing methodologies to determine the influence of early-life exposures.
Impossible to hold and control, this is the essential value of the BBC to the life of Britain.
"He came into office understanding the essential value of cultural institutions and artistic activity," said Randall Bourscheidt, president of the Alliance for the Arts, an advocacy group.
