It embraces considering concerns and values of Environmental Management (EM) in applying Human Resources HRR) initiatives generating greater efficiencies and better Environmental Performance EPP) necessary for reducing employees' carbon footprints.
In the 1935 opinion, Chief Justice Hughes stated broadly that "the validity of the public debt" language of the 14th Amendment embraces "whatever concerns the integrity of the public obligations".
"The question now is: Will they catch him?" These days, Hain is quick to embrace health concerns as they course through the collective consciousness.
They may embrace environmental concerns more tightly than do many other religious orders, but it is their religion, they say, that was their bridge to a green life.
Minority theater often grapples with the intersection of individual and communal identity, and "Restoration" works hard (perhaps too hard) to embrace both concerns.
This was the breaking point, but it has continued as we have embraced the concerns of women, gays and lesbians, minorities and opened our doors to other religious traditions".
The need for openness goes beyond ensuring an understanding of the company's strategy and each individual's contribution towards it, also embracing staff concerns over pay and career progression.
Re "The Green Machine That Could Be Detroit" (On the Contrary, July 24), in which Daniel Akst suggested that an automaker could succeed by embracing environmental concerns: For the last two years I have regularly walked into car dealerships with cash in my hand.
And, strangely for a self-professed Buddhist, he did not embrace environmental concerns, with Apple coming under fire from Greenpeace for its reluctance to produce easily recyclable products.
State and federal regulators didn't embrace such concerns -- and neither did some of the Galemores' neighbors.
