And finally, if our initial SROI evaluation teaches us anything, it is that all these benefits result from what we set out to do in the first place, namely putting a recovering alcoholic in front of another in that scary place which is early sobriety and helping them believe they too can recover.
"Exorbitant loans are justified on the grounds of the value of the product they purport to put out — namely, students that generate income (which then, in theory, enables them to pay off their educational debt)." Tuition-free public universities, aside from the armed-forces colleges, are almost completely obsolete.
It's a heartfelt, modest and well staged film about the Kennedy assassination, lacking the voltage of JFK, Oliver Stone's great conspiracy opera, certainly, but it has a valid idea to put across: namely, that what emerges in the disaster is not a network of plots, but a web of shame and fear just visible in the miasma of sadness.
BLINDER: 'Pikettymania' and inequality in the U.S. "But if there is to be a national debate on what to do about inequality in the United States, I'd like to see the focus put elsewhere: namely, worrying more about the bottom than the top, and focusing on income inequality rather than on wealth inequality.
Since radio frequency (RF) signals are capable of carrying both information and energy, a new concept in green wireless communications was put forward, namely simultaneous wireless information and power transfer (SWIPT).
Active transportation will also have to be put forth, namely by offering safe biking and pedestrian infrastructures, thus converting more people to biking and walking.
This reflects another of the five important meanings of autonomy that Rendtorff & Kemp put forward, namely the capacity for the creation of ideas and goals for life [ 12].
Even if the models we want to combine share the level of description, the manner in which the components are put together, namely, how the variables should be linked together, is a challenging part.
In other words, what the data says makes no difference to the interpretation that you are determined to put on it, namely that things are terrible one way or the other.
As a matter of ethics, you should be able to demand, or at least expect, that the internship offer a worthwhile return on the time and money you put into it — namely, a better sense of whether and how to pursue a career in that field, and the skills or relationships with which to do so.
