While her team's work is long-standing, she says schools are thinking more about employing OTs directly.
This kind of presentation tends to engender in its receptive audience - and clearly I was extremely receptive - advances in thinking on long-standing problems.
The entire time Jobs was expressing his thoughts about this topic, I kept thinking back to the long-standing rumors that Apple may one day make their own television set.
There is a natural tension between the tendency of large, long-standing organizations to maintain a strong institutional framework for thinking and decision-making, versus adaptive decision-making that relies on collaboration and flexibility, awareness of alternative perspectives, acceptance of uncertainty, and use of participatory decision-making (Gunderson 1999a).
In this article we present a new way of thinking about a set of issues attracting long-standing attention.
Part of the thinking is that though a long-standing journalist has greater knowledge and contacts, he or she might lack fresh eyes.
Just as doctors must first "do no harm," at the heart of the long-standing Journalist's Creed is the proclamation that "clear thinking, clear statement, accuracy and fairness are fundamental to good journalism".
This topic has also become of interest to economists (e.g., Booth and Kee 2009), although the underlying model in that discipline is the long-standing family-specific "cultural transmission" model that dominated U.S. sociological thinking in the 1960s and 1970s.
Other members of his administration may be able to shape his thinking so that it aligns more closely with the long-standing, bipartisan foreign policy consensus in the United States, especially when it comes to NATO.
recently gave a speech challenging the United States' long-standing indulgent relationship with Saudi Arabia, he did it in New York, where experimentation and radical thinking are more common than in stodgy D.C.
