Most of the previous studies focus on means of CSR implementation, such as fit, commitment, but few take corporate communication strategy into consideration.
The Lesser chair fits Jones' commitment to understanding human development in early learners and creating interventions that directly affect practice.
Entertaining party audiences in the pubs, clubs and function venues of the south of England for 10 years with a scintillating soul and blues repertoire, the band members fitted their commitment to the King Cats round their nine-to-five jobs.
The opportunity to create a customised working schedule that fits other commitments [23], the ease to convert time and skills into cash [48] and the ability to be in control of amount of work and revenues are key advantages of the system [14].
Model-derived best-fitting commitment criteria for individual participants under the current-minus-average model are shown in Figure 2D, separately for rule-in blocks (blue dots) and rule-out blocks (pink dots).
Four characteristics: technical and professional expertise, taking initiative and delivering results, consistently honoring commitments, and fitting into the culture of the organization.
But, for purposes of this article, it suffices to ask how the notion of ontological commitment fits in to Carnap's scheme.
It doesn't need to be related to your job and it can be something you fit around other commitments.
Or perhaps you want a role with fewer hours to achieve a better work-life balance or to fit around other commitments.
I have a much harder time seeing how insinuations about the peculiarity of Romney's theological commitments fits into a narrative about why Americans shouldn't trust him with a lousy economy.
They want to know how WTO commitments fit in with international environmental treaties, and to make sure they can go on with certain activities, such as eco-labelling of goods, that are driven by concern for the environment.
