Rather, they equip executives to customize their strategies according to factors such as their goods and services, risk tolerance, customer needs, and reliance on third parties throughout the value chain.
"From a strategic standpoint, Cinergy will use Duke's mid-western power plants to limit construction needs and reliance on its coal units, which require billions to clean up emissions.
"And most observers believe that dealing with the simultaneous failure of many -- many small institutions would actually generate more need for bailouts and reliance on taxpayers than the current economic environment," he added.
- And for clarification's sake, how does "the simultaneous failure of many -- many small institutions...actually generate more need for bailouts and reliance on taxpayers than the current economic environment"?
The use of available 21st century knowledge of biological processes, clinical findings, chemical interactions, and dose response at the molecular, cellular, organ and organism levels will minimize the need for extrapolation and reliance on default approaches.
In our study, the most frequently cited causes for avoidance were normalization of the problem, stigma, fear of receiving a diagnosis, professional help not needed, and self-reliance.
A great many problems are immediately obvious and mainly concern how molecular-scale systems are to be addressed without the need for solution-phase probing and reliance on highly energy wasting and irreversible processes.
One of the reasons why Google, Apple and Samsung — popular in the West — will remain less attractive to users in parts of Asia or Africa is their need for a credit card and reliance on existing banking infrastructures.
First and foremost, he said, he needs time "to build trust and reliance on each other".
