Analysis revealed unexpected ethical dilemmas embedded in those policies and practices that highlight a need for practical planning.
The major cause of poor interest in the subject was attributed to the short duration of the course, lack of practicing exercises, and the need for practical data collection sessions.
The project also recognises the need for practical support to prepare prisoners for life on the outside.
Egypt's reopening of diplomatic relations with Britain in 1960, and its need for practical help, saw Laurence removed, at short notice, to the commercial section in Cairo.
With a combination of Pilgrim State and Walker's lectures, which she gives twice a week, future generations of social workers will be taught how to distinguish the need for practical support over a heavy-handed approach.
Our research, published today as part of the Hanover@50 debate, looked at two forms of "sociable" housing – cohousing and Homeshare – and whether they had the potential to combine older people's need for practical support and social opportunities with a wide range of ages.
Thus, there is also a need for practical, simplified approaches for those applications.
The framework also highlights the need for practical planners to prevent synergistic interference between parallel actions in an efficient manner.
A continuous variable, service needs, was used to measure the degree of need for practical reentry services.
As agents gain acceptance as a technology, there is a growing need for practical methods for developing agent applications.
Nor do they suggest that the ethical standards they propose will automatically resolve all moral problems, without the need for practical wisdom or trade-offs between goods.
