The main challenges for implementing effective environmental decision support are now more socio-economic than technical, requiring also a more local-orientated attitude of researchers and government.
Further, she claimed that the pressure to publish had influenced a rise in 'intellectual dishonesty, academic espionage, academic plunder, the me-orientated attitude, disinterest in students and teaching, as well as a lack in collegiality' [ 1].
Pharmaceutical companies, when operating through chief specialists in certain fields (e.g. chief pulmonologists, chief cardiologists, etc)., as well as through ordinary physicians, influence the patients' attitude, orientating towards treatment with the newest and the most expensive medicines.
Europe, he expects, will be receptive to the glass as attitudes are more orientated towards conservation and regulations are more in favour of energy efficiency, while the technology has other possible uses in transport and electronics.
The second is a large painting of a lodestone on paper, orientated in a diamond position.
The secondary aims are to describe pregnant women's longitudinal smoking patterns throughout pregnancy, the timing of women's quit attempts and women's use of and attitudes to offers of NHS orientated cessation support and self-help cessation support.
However, in many customer-facing, goal orientated and revenue generating activities, contrary to expectations, they display similar attitudes and behaviours to those in senior sales roles.
Anglers with high pro-ecological and low traditional management beliefs, negative stocking and positive HM attitudes, satisfied with the previous angling year, less catch orientated, successful (catch) and committed, fishing most frequently in natural water bodies, and living in more rural areas exhibited the preference to fund HM as opposed to stocking.
"More dance orientated and keyboard orientated.
'They were very looks orientated and age orientated.
Money has never orientated me.
