Seen in this light, strengthening trade unions and developing a strong culture of human resources management may help to create a climate in which mistreatment or targeted incivility among employees is not tolerated (Rayner and Cooper, 2006).
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During this latest experience, she developed a framework and meta-framework for sustainability assessment, in light of strengthening science-policy interface.
The Star Trek-sounding components "provide the energy source by which light is strengthened as it is transmitted on fiber between cities or buildings," according to Nortel.
This paper highlights the fascinating theoretical advances and principal mechanisms of dendrimer synthesis and their ability to capture light that strengthens its applicability from radiant energy to medical photonics.
Sarah Miller Caldicott, an innovation process expert and great grandniece of Thomas Edison, wrote this about her famous relative in her blog for Forbes in 2014: "In every twinkling light, Edison strengthened the wonder we feel when the seemingly impossible becomes real".
He let his fingers linger on the places where the wire cut into the trunks, and then he knelt and sighted all the way down the fence, squinting into the strengthening light, and imagined that he was looking at a row of gnarled old people, the soft skin of their necks garrotted by barbed wire, the twisted branches like arms raised, fingers splayed, trembling and clutching for air.
But the lack of dual lenses on the back of the phone didn't stop Google from highlighting some of the new camera features they're opening up, including what they're calling Night Sight, which promises extremely good low-light performance strengthened by machine learning.
A shift toward determinate sentencing, Mr. Weisberg pointed out, has sharply reduced the ability of judges to impose lighter punishment, while strengthening the resolve of prosecutors who, in a case like Mr. Polanski's, cut tougher deals because they are backed by heavier and more definite sentences for each count, and a lessened opportunity to get probation.
But I am certainly aware of when, at last, she stirs: she irritably moves her arms, as if fighting her way out of a dream, and then in the strengthening window light pushes back the covers and exposes for a moment her rucked-up nightie and her torso moving through a diagonal to a sitting position.
At the same time, the bailout fund, which Europeans once hoped could be leveraged from its current $590 billion to more than $1.35 trillion, needs strengthening in light of the higher interest rates even AAA-rated countries like France are now having to pay.
