Most relevant to this study is Hisrich and Peters (2002), 10 comprehensive definition: "Entrepreneurship is the process of creating something new with value by devoting the necessary time and effort, assuming the accompanying financial, psychic, and social risks, and receiving the resulting rewards of monetary and personal satisfaction and independence".
In addition, entrepreneurship can also be perceived as the process of creating something new with a value by devoting the necessary time and effort, assuming the accompanying financial, psychic and social risks and receiving rewards of monetary and personal satisfaction and independence (Hisrich and Peters 2002).
For Rhodes, the agreement Moffat had made with Lobengula was crucial as it bought time that allowed him to devote the necessary attention to the final amalgamation of the South African diamond interests.
Significant progress occurs when governments devote the necessary resources and cooperate.
Once you have all the information, decide if you have the necessary time and money to devote to a new business.
Bradley, who was approached in July, seriously considered taking the position but wasn't sure he could devote the time necessary to do the job properly, Steve Richards, the head of the association's nominating committee, said yesterday.
Last fall, a survey appeared in the journal Genetics in Medicine that examined data from thirty-eight other studies; a majority of respondents expressed reservations about not fully understanding test results or not being able to devote the time necessary to discuss testing options and outcomes with patients.
But in a statement Amott said he could no longer devote the time necessary to the role because of work commitments and was departing with a "heavy heart".
This is how many extraordinary things have evolved for our children, from parents willing to take an idea and devote the time necessary to make it happen.
The show had only two full-time correspondents, Kate Snow and Harry Smith, several fewer than "60 Minutes," raising a question about whether the network had devoted the necessary resources to the program.
