Each emperor received troops and a sector of operation: Maximian, Italy and Africa; Constantius, Gaul and Britain; Galerius, the Danubian countries; and Diocletian, the East.
SOP (control variable) = a dummy variable describing SMEs sector of operation.
In contrast with the results on the adjustment through wages, neither workforce composition nor sector of operation has a significant effect.
Ethics audit is flexible enough to suit each company's individual circumstances; for example, size, type, legal structure and industrial sector of operation, as well as the jurisdictional and other basic legal principles under which they operate.
In March 1993, he was appointed UN Co-ordinator of southern sector of Operation Lifeline Sudan, the major cross-border UN emergency program, and was concurrently UNICEF's Chief of Operations for its Program in Southern Sudan.
In the approach to improve medical systems, there is not question any more to dissociate spatio-temporal dimensions in liaison with sectors of operation separating, for example, the local and immediate levels of operative functions for health care structures, on the one hand, and levels including organization and decision of the health care systems, on the other hand.
We also considered the industry and sector(s) of operations to get an overview of its market environment.
Since there appears to be a consensus in the aid sector that areas of operations are increasingly dangerous, aid agencies are upgrading their security strategies by adopting technological innovations.
"We look for leaders who demonstrate the personal values that align with our business and sector," says Fiona Williams, director of operations.
Many of the businesses entering the sustainable seafood sector have a history of operations and are cash flow positive.
