It has to be infused with values, and, in our case, the most obvious is "sustainability," which doesn't simply mean "green" or "no growth".
As Edwards writes, "By involvement in sports, then, the athlete is ostensibly infused with values necessary to function successfully in society, while in the case of the fan, values already internalized are reaffirmed and sustained".
The challenge is to ensure that the company's corporate culture is infused with values of openness and transparency.
J.D. Mayer and P. Salovey (2004) argued that the skills that comprise EI were likely enhanced through obtaining a liberal education infused with values exploration.
We briefly argue that all nosologies are infused with values and, while we should continue to sharpen the psychiatric nosology, normativity will permeate even the strictest biologically based taxonomy; this need not be a bad thing.
Using the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) as an example, he argued that one of the most important features of organizations is the tendency for structures and processes to become "infused with value beyond the technical requirements at hand".
The ICF, arguably, avoids both mistakes by creating a platform for disability policy, infused with the values of the CRPD, which is at the same time the basis for respectable and sound science.
Because you've got a landmass, which is what so many other groups" — the Black Panthers, lesbian separatists, certain passionate vegetarians — "wanted: a place to really infuse with whatever those cultural values were".
Infused with the light values of glass, these painterly sculptures at their best can be dazzling.
Infused with the light values of glass, these painterly sculptures at their best can be dazzling (Glueck).
T. violacea (30, 60 and 120 mg/kg) was then infused, with the BP and HR values allowed to return to baseline, prior to the subsequent dose of the MLE being administered.
