Sentence examples for firm norm from inspiring English sources
It was just the industry and firm norm.
The Spirit blows like the wind, "where it wills," but where it blows it establishes a firm norm by virtue of its divine authority.
While most regulators have used parametric and non-parametric frontier-based methods of benchmarking some have adopted engineering-designed "reference firm" or "norm" models.
Encouragingly, firms from emerging markets are finding that a globally integrated company needs a single culture, and that the best way to foster this is to make the highest ethics anywhere in the firm the norm for everyone, wherever they are working.
Ms Schoar and Mr Zuo find that the average recession-scarred chief executive is more likely to have risen through the ranks of a firm than the norm, and is less likely to have switched employers or jumped from one industry to another.The pool of candidates for top jobs in a particular industry reflects the choices that people make early on in their working lives.
For example, I just met with a large firm where the norm is that executives hit their numbers or "die trying". The company does not tolerate poor performers.
The firm embraced these norms and bound them into a "civility code," which they prominently display in their lobby.
Such explicit support for the predictable-time-off initiative provides a shield as the teams navigate between the firm's old norms and its new goals.
They argue that the theories allow them to consider how institutional norms influence firm behaviour around CSR.
Assimilation (A) is a strong identification with the host culture and society coupled with a firm conformity to its norms, values, and codes of conduct, and a weak identification with ancestry.
At this stage, what the boy engages in the lover is his sexual desire for physical beauty, albeit one which, in firm keeping with the norms of Athenian paiderastia, is supposedly aim-inhibited: instead of sexual intercourse, it leads to discussions about beauty and to accounts of it.
