So it is with finance which, when working well, balances risk and return to align savings with appropriate investments.
The reservoirs help an agricultural landscape maximizing economic returns to align more closely with a landscape maximizing the value to society, although there are still significant gains possible from finding a landscape that directly compromises on the objectives.
The 'agent' may (choose) either (1) try to force field conditions to return to those aligned with their habitus; (2) attempt to re-align the habitus with the field, or (3) 'remain discursively and materially de-privileged through their reduced capacity to play the game according to the field's new rules' (p. 1064).
Snapchat maker Snap received an investment from CapitalG, an Alphabet Inc. investment arm that makes investments geared toward generating returns as opposed to aligning with the Google parent company's business interests, according to Business Insider.
Speaking in Davos, Zadek said: "Citizens effectively give corporations a license to operate and, in return, companies need to align themselves demonstrably to the public interest.
In particular, ensuring continuity of medication between a person's hospital stay and return to residence aligns with a requirement in Australia to reconcile all medications when a patient is transferred out of hospital [ 43].
In short, it's pay for performance: "The most common reason cited for incorporating total shareholder return is to align investor and management interests...," says the firm's 2016 report.
The Kremlin has pursued an increasingly conservative agenda since Putin's return to the presidency last year, aligning its politics with the Russian Orthodox Church to pass legislation banning adoptions of children to same-sex couples and criminalizing blasphemy.
To maximize your return on marketing investment, you need to align your marketing and liquidity strategies.
Current den entry is timed such that den emergence and the following return to sea ice align with the period when seals are most available (for example, during pupping)21.
