The response to terrorism is not to apologize, but to stand firm on ideals and principles.
It indicates that gender equality, in terms of departing from firm femininity ideals around early motherhood, could be detrimental for women's mental health [ 40].
But there's something to be said for a firm aesthetic ideal, and strong regional identity.
Another London-based diamond house, Backes & Strauss, has teamed since 2006 with the Swiss watch brand Franck Muller to make highly ornate pieces, adorning the Geneva watchmaker's in-house movements with the firm's "ideal cut" stones — shaped with 57 facets to achieve maximum brilliance.
We present a synthetic framework in which a technology entrepreneur employs a dynamic commercialization strategy to overcome obstacles to the adoption of the firm's ideal strategy.
To attribute differences in entrepreneurial activities and intentions to large firm dominance, ideal experiments would require comparison of two identical countries, create an environment that fosters dominance of large firms on one country, and take the difference in entrepreneurial activities and intentions with the "control" country.
You must establish their firm's ideal public image, the audience they are pursuing, the tone they would like to set and, crucially, what sort of lasting impression the firm would like to make.
The Ashridge survey finds wide differences in the head offices of successful firms: the ideal size depends on the purpose they serve.Increasingly, the Ashridge view looks likely to win.
The going was probably firmer than ideal at Ascot and, receiving weight from his seniors, this powerful colt has relatively few miles on the clock and so remains entitled to progress.
He also says the country needs pro-business structural reform, public spending cuts and a firm, pro-European ideal.
