Zhou (2005) analyzes the ambiguous and evolving phenomenon in township enterprises from the view of the relation of property rights, claiming that it is mainly attributed to township enterprises adapting to a complex environment in order to attain resources.
Sometimes, in similar high-stakes situations, organizations suspend their politics, sacrificing issues or members to attract donors, attain resources and win short-term victories to continue their work.
Body size can affect mortality particularly in response to stressors (Bortolotti, 1986; Kalmbach et al., 2005) such as desiccation (Terblanche et al., 2005), heat stress (Reim et al., 2006), energetic demands (Sheldon et al., 1998; Vedder et al., 2005) and ability to attain resources (Anderson et al., 1993; Oddie, 2000).
Over the past two decades, air-cooled blast furnace slag aggregates have been considered as an alternative coarse aggregate material in concrete toward attaining resource sustainability in the construction industry.
The plausible view has generally been held that the military strive for war, in which they attain greater resources and can satisfy their status seeking and, sometimes, also an aspiration for direct and full political power.
CEO Olivier Chaine stated that the funding will be used to attain the resources and capital necessary for the company to expand and establish itself in the growing industry.
By participating, children develop their skills, build competencies, form aspirations, gain self-confidence, and attain valuable resources to deal with their own lives and engage in society".
Evidence-based planning and budgeting, that includes a clear priority setting aspect was seen as one of the main paths for MoH to convey its resource needs and the objectives it aims to attain with these resources.
At the peak of the rainy season, water levels in both the groundwater and surface water resources attain maximum heights, while the major drain overflows its banks.
As stated in the introduction, CPI inflation appears not to be a sufficient statistic of economic imbalances and, hence, the estimates of potential output might not be properly reflecting the economic growth that an economy can attain with its resources and technology.
Link and Phelan have posited [7] the ability of those with higher education to take advantage of resources, attain fulfilling jobs, respond to new health information, and gain access to health care.
