The future of the travel industry, like other sectors, lies in companies taking responsibility beyond the single bottom line and embedding the principles of sustainability into their business.
Governments, including those in the north, should be embedding the principles established by the goals, from inequality to sustainability to decent work for all, as they redefine their relationships with global institutions and their populations alike.
The idea is that, by embedding the principles of constructive leadership into organizational systems and structure, a tightly-compacted Snowball – or almost unstoppable force – with the potential to crash through all obstacles is created.
Monitoring and assessing adherence and competence at the point of intervention delivery can be realised most efficiently by embedding the principles of fidelity measurement within the design stage of complex interventions and the training and assessment of those delivering the intervention.
The "general objective" of the proposal is to embed the principle that if a company offers a service in a country, it should be liable to tax there, he said.
It embeds the principle that our public services are not universal, and that the state can decide who deserves to access them and who doesn't.
We need to embed the principle of universality and access to global sources of information and association, not just within national borders. .
Within these laws is embedded the principle of equality in health care, applicable to the end of life.
Above all, Tamkeen believes it has embedded the principles of legitimate, responsive government in areas where the concepts are almost entirely new.
It has "voluntarily embedded the principles of the national living wage into our business as the minimum standard for any remuneration agreements with the self-employed couriers we use", Hermes said.
