The resulting Sustainability Maturity Cube is a blueprint that is based on acknowledged scientific concepts to support the systematic improvement of sustainability management by considering certain corporate activities, the three dimensions of sustainability, and the corresponding stages of development (research question 1).
Thereby, the Sustainability Maturity Cube can be seen as a blueprint that is based on acknowledged scientific concepts to support the systematic improvement of sustainability management by considering certain corporate activities, the three dimensions of sustainability and the corresponding stages of development.
Beyond that, the objections seem to be largely based on Obama acknowledging that the black community hasn't exactly had the easiest time of it in America for the past three centuries.
But they did so without acknowledging that their "history" was based on dubious sources.
CMAM is based on principles that acknowledge both the need for prolonged treatment and the small proportion of children with SAM who require inpatient care for medical reasons and evidence that ambulatory management in the community can be a cost-effective solution from both societal and health care provider perspectives (13– 13).
"The vital task of rebuilding that trust will be based on banks acknowledging the mistakes that they have made".
The criteria allow for breadth of RHI exposure (e.g., athletics, military service, abuse) while requiring sufficient intensity such that there is a reasonable chance for the development of CTE (based on our experience, acknowledging that the relationship between RHI and CTE is still under investigation).
Despite his contention that the Asahi charges are based on misunderstandings, Asada acknowledges that they must be put to rest.
Kennedy, whose four major opinions on gay rights have cemented his legacy as the court's strongest voice against discrimination based on sexual orientation, acknowledged that some parts of the country may not be ready to accept equality for gays and lesbians.
Defining a factor based on negative items acknowledges that survey scales convey information as much as they elicit it [ 49, 50].
