The leaked Institute for Public Policy Research Report, which advocated greater involvement of the private sector, predicated on the values of the free and unfettered market, almost guarantees to make the National Health Service look like Railtrack on a bank holiday.
Ironically, given that memoir is a form predicated on the value of individual experience, many of these books – and there are hundreds published annually in the States that never make it over here – tend over time to take on a generic quality.
Predicated on these findings, a new class of antitumor compounds based on LHRH has been developed for targeted chemotherapy.
Schemes' financial model has been predicated on rising property values.
Much of the change being sought in the United State's health-care system is predicated on improving value.
When HR leaders engage with top management to collaboratively create a new "brand" for HR, predicated on business value and supported by expectation, education and experience, a real transformation of HR performance becomes possible.
The term paternalism first appeared in the late 19th century as an implied critique predicated on the inherent value of personal liberty and autonomy, positions elegantly outlined by Immanuel Kant in 1785 and John Stuart Mill in 1859.
They couldn't quite grasp how truly ludicrous it is to have a whole theme park predicated on the entertainment value of industrial machinery.
One way or another, these responses were all predicated on one core factor: fear.
But, the more they saw of the school, the more they came to feel that the Waldorf Education was predicated on certain ingrained cultural values that China lacked.
Spending commitments of various kinds -- ranging from capital projects to salaries for public sector employees to pension obligations -- for the most part did not take into account the possibility of a prolonged downturn; indeed, they were predicated on a rise in values at a healthy pace.
