Stephen Perkins, also a principal at ForrestPerkins, said, that "lounges became a distillation of the brand, a way to impart value through décor, art, acoustics, to encourage loyalty in its most important guests".
In the process, this smaller show, at the Museum for Applied Art, raises questions about how both consumers and museums impart meaning and value to goods that become collectibles.
Many publishers argue that they impart significant 'added value' to the published work by organising the peer review process, editing manuscripts, and distributing the journals.
On most things, we have been able to impart our values to our children.
But both Folletts clearly have strong views about financial responsibility, and about how to impart such values to children.
It is not only the teachers in parochial schools who are concerned about and impart these values to their students, as Ms. Harrington's article unfortunately implies.
I also see in him concern that his family culture has become even more diluted within myself and my sister, and that he feels he has failed to impart his values to his own children.
The only real way to impart your values to your children is to live them.
Make it clear to your child that everyone is important and deserves compassion and respect regardless of gender, race, religion, dis/ability etc. Remember that we impart our values to our kids regardless of whether we intend to, through how we behave and what we say in front of them.
A 'good mother' should impart values of gender equality, humanity and religion to her children and take care of her children's basic and educational needs.
"Publishers, like other business, are aggressively pursuing protection for any aspect of their products that they believe imparts value," he said, adding, "catchy titles impart value".
