The Department of Health said it expected CCGs to consider Nice guidance and urged all of them to abide by it.
Odds are it wasn't created in what you'd consider "nice" working conditions, at least by American standards.
For example, if you're selling upscale men's dress shoes, you may place shoehorns that will keep the shoes intact for a long time on the same page, because customers who consider nice shoes may be looking for this as well.
Her husband works through Israeli intermediaries she considers "nice people".
The league also sent a video showing what it considered naughty and what it considered nice.
Then a Scrooge-like efficiency expert (Kevin Spacey) shows up and declares the whole outfit on probation, and when Fred, sorting children's letters as "naughty" or "nice," commits a revolutionary act of tolerance — deciding that all children should be considered nice and, thus, worthy of Christmas presents — the entire enterprise is put at risk.
Then a Scrooge-like efficiency expert (Kevin Spacey) arrives and puts the whole outfit on probation, and when Fred, sorting children's letters as "naughty" or "nice," commits a revolutionary act of tolerance — deciding that all children should be considered nice and, thus, worthy of Christmas presents — the entire enterprise is put at risk.
Of course, it is not considered nice or polite or democratic to take the side of the paid critic (though, to be fair, she is paid very little) over the enterprising amateur who would like to shout anonymously on the Internet, but that's precisely what is called for — unless, of course, the enterprising amateur writes better than the paid critic.
Gathering competitive intelligence, it seems, is not yet considered nice.
As for anyone daring to take on iPad, the focus should be matching screen quality and processing power on the hardware side, with everything else considered "nice to have, rather than essential".
They often stick closely to rules, don't want to be rude, listen to your directions, are kind to others, and want to be considered "nice" not "mean".
