Sentence examples for importance of internal from inspiring English sources
Another previous study highlights the importance of internal resources in order to exploit international opportunities but at the same time this cost produces diminishing returns, risk and can influence the decision to export (Hitt et al., 1997).
You can talk about the importance of internal communication, but what most sends a message is the people you pick to lead.
The importance of internal checks as well as interlaboratory comparisons becomes all the more apparent when one realizes that geochronology laboratories are limited in number.
Senator Russell D. Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, said it should serve "as a powerful reminder to Congress and the American people" about the importance of internal watchdogs in government.
Urging the neglected claims of emotion, motivation and sheer luck in morality, the importance of "internal" as well as "external" reasons, Williams extended moral philosophy from an over-theorised obsession with moral obligation into the Hellenic latitude of ethics - living a whole life well.
Douglas Kmiec, a law professor at Pepperdine University, said today's courts might not agree with the sweeping societal conclusions of the 19th-century courts, but noted that more attention has been paid in recent decades to the importance of internal family issues as part of the public policy sphere.
Wyllie et al 16 have highlighted the importance of considering internal strain-dynamics when evaluating the contribution of national infection control strategies to recent declines in MRSA within the UK.
The fourth party plenum, which met late last year, emphasised the importance of "mobilising internal resources" as Asia slumped.
"This decision," he said in a statement, "makes resoundingly clear the historical and constitutional importance of keeping internal church affairs off limits to the government — because whoever chooses the minister chooses the message".
