And it would clarify that in some situations, such as when a broker assumes the ability to manage client assets, the broker must also be regulated as an adviser.
Therein lies the challenge highlighted by the Human Relations writers: a company's public story may not match its internal ones; and managers can benefit by considering those stories, and contributing to them, but will come to grief by assuming the ability to control them.
The concept of health literacy has changed from a purely cognitive definition to a definition that includes the personal and social components of the individual, assuming the ability to make informed decisions in their everyday life.
Further assuming the ability to construct a set of reserves in an efficient and close to optimal manner around designated reserve locations, the reserve selection problem can be turned into a search for a single interior point and area for each reserve.
Assuming the ability to produce the additional 240 Mt of plant oils required to replace 40% of this fossil oil, two important additional requirements will also need to be met.
On November 1 , 2002Aspect published Alan Grant's Smallville: Dragon, about an ex-convict who assumes the abilities and appearance of a dragon after he is exposed to kryptonite in a cave; the mutation drives him to try to kill everyone who testified against him.
When we claim the psychic space and set aside the personal time to pursue the knowledge and mastery of our Self -- when we assume the entitlement, the ability, and the authority to do so - we are able to access and transform our perceptions, our perspectives, our experience, our expectations, and, in the process, our entire reality.
"We assume that the ability of men and women are equal, so we can naturally expect that the rates [of women earning Ph.D.s] should be reflected in the rates of women becoming professors or assistant professors," says Kawamoto, who oversaw the drafting of the plan.
It is safe to assume that the ability to generate a wide range of fundamental frequencies added an important degree of freedom that contributed to the success of oscine birds.
The authors assume that the ability of humans to discriminate two odors improves systematically with this distance.
