Compelling groups satisfy one or more fundamental human needs, including the need to belong, obtain status, feel distinctive, and maintain certainty or control.
But it does send a message to the union: the league will do what it must to maintain cost certainty for owners in the next negotiation.
His influential 1967 book, The New Industrial State, declared that Western corporate managers and Soviet planners were doing basically the same thing: maintaining the economic certainty that large-scale investment requires.
He has come to terms with what he has relinquished, but also, during the last year, how to protect what is left, to maintain the certainties of his life as an athlete, the reliance on the repetitiveness of training as a kind of reassurance.
Few characters allow us to read them with such certainty, while maintaining the realistic capacity for surprise.
This potentially could occur at some of the sites in East Anglia (e.g., some inland wetlands) at which there might be reasonable certainty of maintaining current ecosystem or vegetation types, but changes in other factors might over the course of time cause changes in species assemblages.
"I don't foresee great trouble there because we understand that NAFTA is very important as a framework … to maintain stability and certainty for our investors," Arnau said.
The world-disclosive truth of understanding is more fundamental than the truth presented through the propositional structure "s is p," and prior, also, to the reflectively grounded certainty maintained by the Cartesian philosopher.
Even the fragment marked "VIII", he maintains, cannot with certainty be said to relate to the symphony, since Sibelius often used both Roman and Arabic numerals to refer to themes, motifs or passages within a composition.
It represents a good deal for all parties and reflects the economic environment we are in, while maintaining the independence and funding certainty of the BBC and, most importantly, giving value for money to licence fee payers.
