But in practice few big companies can now afford to ignore it.Beyond the corporate world, CSR is providing fertile ground for think-tanks and consultancies.
Mr. Strama said that the Arizona election was the "proving ground for what I think will be in the long run the way we end up conducting elections in this country.
It was hardly fertile ground for grief, you'd think.
There are grounds to think that, for goods within a fragmented international production structure, this concept suffers from the same limitation in evaluating export quality as the correlation between per-capita income and export composition.
"But I don't want to take anything away from Alfreton, it's normally been a happy hunting ground for me, but I thought our play was very good, but the only thing we were missing goals".
The State Department official said that there were "good grounds" to think the target date for eliminating Syria's chemical weapons program could be met.
As Life Sciences has proven to be fertile ground for Avado, I couldn't think of a better fit and I couldn't care less that she's been "out of the workforce".
Some lawmakers from New York City, usually the most fertile ground for a Democrat, said they thought that the mayor would win their districts.
They were children of parents who'd acted grotesquely, some might say violently, toward them, even when they were fairly little, and when, in their early thirties, they met and began sharing confidences, their discovery of this common ground — for that was how she thought of it — seemed to her a great, welcome solace.
By Donald Antrim They were children of parents who'd acted grotesquely, some might say violently, toward them, even when they were fairly little, and when, in their early thirties, they met and began sharing confidences, their discovery of this common ground — for that was how she thought of it — seemed to her a great, welcome solace.
McIntosh also remarked that the single had broken new ground for the group, and Cattermole thought it to be their "best song by miles".
