As I understood it, I was invited to join TMG to help effect transformational change: to imbue a large organisation with the entrepreneurial ethos and agility necessary to support best-of-breed journalism in the digital age – while helping inoculate against the worst aspects I had witnessed firsthand during the birth pangs of the "dotcom boom".
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Yet, they do not find this work ethos problematic, but rather a necessary attitude of physicians.
Most financial institutions are still a long way from embracing the ethos of transparency and integrity and the real reforms necessary to win back the trust of their customers and ordinary people who still bear the brunt of the brutal recession that followed the crash.
The Young Guardians fostered an ethos of idealism and self-sacrifice, qualities held to be necessary to future Zionist pioneers.
The officer, deeply troubled that the colony's new commander will not appreciate his beloved machine, plans to demonstrate it to a visitor, a morally ambiguous ambassador at large, in the hope that he will vouch for its necessary presence in the community, an eternal reminder of the old commander's ethos and "the old tradition".
But it isn't absolutely necessary to sell their products in China, so if they truly had an ethical ethos they would stop animal testing and stick to operating in countries that don't require rabbits, guinea pigs and mice to endure pain for their profits".
Mr. Allah's recent victory in New York and the failure of the Five Percenter lawsuits in New Jersey and South Carolina may not reflect a changing judicial ethos as much a weak legal defense of why similar regulations were necessary in New York's state prisons, Professor Laycock said.
For this was the era of welfare capitalism, and an ethos of statism and paternalism – above all, a belief that active government was necessary for a healthy, stable society – was shared by those with power.
