Hence, as noted by Maron (2006), CSR is applicable in global contexts and a practicality to be absorbed by all businesses within their available resources.
In the Japanese building market where numerous sustainable building policies and schemes coexist, CASBEE's status and practicality have yet to be validated.
Another choice that blends beauty and practicality is to splurge for a set of crystal stemware from Hermès ($440) or traditional blown-glass wineglasses by Moss that can be passed down through the generations ($535 for six).
And Sonya, her heart bursting with grief and practicality, replies, "What's to be done?
In one of those rare collisions of good design and practicality, this lamp appears to be the perfect thing for your bedside.
On a more widespread scope for future research, the overall feasibility and practicality of SAFARI needs to be investigated in more detail.
The company is certainly right on the sums, but I can't help feeling that the torque, as much as the economy, of a diesel engine would make it an attractive choice for the Verso-S, which, because of its very roominess and practicality, is much more likely to be loaded up with people and stuff, and used on long journeys, than other small cars.
A balance of analytical rigor and practicality is essential to determine the volume of BW that can be reasonably sampled and processed, yet yield accurate live counts.
Perceived relevance of the tool is different from its practicality and feasibility which need to be explored further.
To complement facility records review, questionnaires for facility and NGO managers were designed by the researchers and presented to the district task team established to monitor the audit in order to assess the face validity (i.e., whether the questions make sense as a measure of a construct in the judgment of others) and practicality (i.e., likelihood to be successfully understood).
