This includes teaching them about the threats posed by recruiters, to fully exercise their rights to an attorney if approached by law enforcement, the right to express political dissent and practice one's faith without fear, and the expectation of equal citizenship.
This is standard practice in outcomes research and is the expectation of regulatory bodies and decision makers [ 11].
The purpose of legitimacy theory is to align the company's practices with the expectations of society as a whole.
We will continue to adopt and implement policing practices consistent with the expectations of our community," Davis said in a statement.
He explains: "Constitutional law and constitutional interpretation, in contrast, pivots on a Justice's philosophy about the meaning and purpose of constitutional restraints on the political branches of government as deduced from the words, practices, and unwritten expectations of the Constitution's makers.
The last section assessed the attitudes, practices and expectations of the students regarding the preparation for the exams and electives in their desired country of interest.
And it is a story that also emerges for Trump, who was given a miniature table at the age of three and who proceeded to clock up astronomical amounts of practice, defying the expectations of his parents, who assumed he would quickly get bored.
With that knowledge, managers could design a specific set of HRM practices that meet the expectations of the new recruits as far as possible while ensuring the CHW programme meets its goals.
Instead, the report concluded, the "conflicting practices and expectations of all the parties are fostering cynicism and eroding trust".
Nigeria for example, which is a country in sub-Saharan Africa has well over three hundred major and minor ethnic tribes and sub-cultures [ 15, 16] that could impact largely on child rearing practices and socio-cultural expectations of the child in the society.
