In response to the dominance of global sourcing in the apparel industry within developed economies, this paper illustrates how the topic of global sourcing could help direct agendas for future research and education within the apparel discipline.
In response to the dominance of global sourcing activities in the apparel industry within developed economies (Ha-Brookshire and Dyer 2008), this paper illustrates how the content of global sourcing could help direct agendas for future research and education within the apparel-related discipline.
He presided over the Senate, participated in debates in that body, and helped to direct the agenda.
Beginning with the street protests in Iran after the disputed 2009 presidential elections and reaching its most recent form in Syria, the news has been shaped not only by the close observation of outsiders, seeking objectivity under an array of restrictions and sometimes mortal perils, but also by activists on the ground with a far more direct political agenda: regime change.
Overseas, however, he remains capable of directing the agenda, placing climate change firmly at the centre of this weekend's G20 negotiations.
Singers don't do much; instead, they think and feel, either directing their agendas toward one another or as asides to the audience.
Inevitably, these voices are more effective in directing policy agendas than local ones can be, even though they may be less able to understand the implications of policy advice in the specific context [ 21].
The Clacton MP entered parliament in 2005 and helped write a publication, Direct Democracy: an Agenda for a New Model Party.
A pamphlet he co-authored in 2005, Direct Democracy: An Agenda for a New Model Party, called for the NHS to be denationalised and replaced with a national insurance model.
Boehner also became known as a conservative who did not allow his personal positions on social issues — he is a devout pro-life Catholic — to direct his legislative agenda.
