Adhering to God's law flows naturally out of relationship, resulting not from forced obedience to externally imposed rules but as a consequence of our recognition of our essential nature as the beloved of God.
QI strategies were not equally effective across health care settings: Clinical decision support systems (CDSS) were more effective in institutional settings than community settings due to types of conditions, stricter controls on professional behaviour, and different attitudes of professionals towards externally imposed rules [ 30].
Organizational behaviors may move towards chaos, so organizational members tend to react by self-organizing their behaviors around attractors (self or external imposed guidelines) or minimum specifications (self or externally imposed practice rules that are simple and clear).
Such externally imposed requirements, rules, or protocols often hinder the ability of nursing home internal quality improvement teams to implement creative solutions that may lie outside of the established rule or protocol.
The choice is an altogether more subtle one, to identify the best balance between regulation externally imposed by the law and imposed by the industry itself.
The average Spaniard is unlikely to differentiate between domestically driven and externally imposed policy measures, particularly given the external pressure on Spain to comply with the eurozone's fiscal and economic rules.
Faced with so many competing demands, some organisations tended to revert to a highly bureaucratised form of management, characterised by proliferation of rules, procedures and forms corresponding to externally imposed demands.
Whatever the complexion and remit of any new regulator, a code alone will not change coverage; what is needed is a wider cultural change in the attitudes of the press, an indigenous culture that promotes standards and responsibilities rather than an externally imposed framework that encourages journalists to push the limits of the rules.
I wonder if it's partially because succeeding in school requires many of the same abilities and behaviors as being a "good girl": respect for and obedience of authority, careful rule-following, people-pleasing and succeeding in an externally imposed framework.
Legal instruments for protecting ngitili are based on traditional rules and village by-laws and are not externally imposed.
This is precisely because it was externally imposed.
