Finland, Norway and Sweden, for example, have established parliaments for the Sámi people.
Back to the focus on business, Lewis notes that other countries beyond the U.S. (like Britain for example) have established progressive initiatives to make their workforce more multilingual to improve their economic advantages.
Epidemiologic studies, for example, have established that winter-spring birth, urban birth, and perinatal and postnatal infection are all risk factors for the disease developing in later life.
Professor Zimbardo, for example, has established the Heroic Imagination Project.
The Progress for America Voter Fund, for example, has established itself at the Ritz-Carlton, the same hotel where major fund-raisers for President Bush and the Republican National Committee are staying.
Applying this approach, Britain, for example, has established a "Vocational Qualification Reform Program" that validates training credits awarded to employees for in-house company training.
The act, for example, has established that Yelp is not responsible for negative reviews and that eBay is not liable when people sell counterfeit items.
Goldsmiths, for example, has established a new research centre which will shape the future of the computer games industry, all with the help of digital employers.
Clifford Chance, for example, has established a cross-sector tech group comprising 400 lawyers and a tech academy to train its staff.
Peking University, for example, has established "innovation and entrepreneurship" programmes.So far, however, China has little to show for all this investment in mould-breaking.
