Threat becomes your reality, and worry becomes your justifiable response.
Likewise, we don't shirk our responsibility to offer justifiable commendations to those who deserve it.
On the basis of the above findings, the inclusion of market-based reward schemes in the conceptual framework to determine market orientation and corporate social responsibility is therefore timely and justifiable.
We will have more to say on this when we discuss time and transcendence in Otherwise than Being Otherwise than Being grew up around its core fourth chapter, entitled "Substitution" and published first in 1968.[24] It is a justifiable simplification to say that substitution is responsibility, explored this time as a multi-faceted interiority, an inner life with a host of affective tones.
The participating obstetricians saw it as their responsibility however to ensure that interventions were justifiable, especially in light of the fact that most women would do 'anything' and sacrifice their own health for the benefit of the fetus.
According to the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions 'most men and a large proportion of women support the traditional division of labor, find differences in salaries justifiable and regard family and childcare as being mainly the responsibility of women' (Dimitriadi 2007).
While travel bans may not be justifiable, UK travellers cannot avoid thinking about their personal ethical responsibilities to the people of the countries that they are visiting.
Your social responsibility as a negotiator requires you to be accountable to all stakeholders, to reach justifiable and innovative solutions through joint problem solving, and to enhance ownership and implementation of the deal by empowering and engaging everyone involved.
First is the justifiable, and quite accurate concern that his critiques ignore structural inequality and place too much emphasis on individual responsibility.
For what is being evaluated, the use of the chopper to emulate the grid end VSC is fully justifiable because the DC chopper can maintain the DC voltage to a given value and the other responsibilities of the grid end VSC does not affect the DC side.
"Why Africa Fears Western Medicine," by Harriet A. Washington (Op-Ed, July 31), argues that deep-seated African fears about the intentions of Western health providers may be justifiable, but she ignores the cynical manipulation of these fears by the Libyan government to deflect moral and economic responsibility for shortcomings in its health care system that led to the H.I.V. infections.
