"NYPD ARE THE BROKEN WINDOWS" read one sign I passed as I marched with fellow young – and female – organizers, a nod to the discriminatory policing policy that erroneously suggests taking a harshly punitive stance on "quality of life" crimes will somehow reduce the rates of violent offenses.
"We welcome the start of an additional office development, given our positive stance on quality office space," said Harm Meijer at JP Morgan.
For native ads to take hold, publishers and platforms (Twitter and beyond) will have to take a stance on quality to preserve the integrity and lasting performance of the native ad model through standards and regulations.
The Bully is straightforward opposition to the protagonist, often for little to no reason beyond the psychological explanations as to why bullies do what they do, whether it be due to stance in society (The Socs), lack of quality ethics or morals (Ace Merrill), or just outright meanness (Biff Tannen).
For HCT Group, regardless of an organisation's ethical stance, delivering quality remains key.
Schmidt took a different stance, reminding us that the editor plays a vital role in maintaining the standard of quality literature.
The dancers faced their technical challenges gamely enough--with Arturo Fernandez especially skillful in "Wild Card --but the playful, pre-sexual stanCard --but ensemble effeCard --butlitheated individual qualities and made everyone equally cloying.
The District's stance of protest has taken on a permanent quality, with an unofficial motto, "Taxation without representation," printed on city license plates.
But in fact, that stance degraded the quality of the experience for everyone because apps would ship with bugs because they couldn't do wide enough pre-release testing.
A manager's ethical stance about quality management may have little or no impact on the actual relationship between social and technical quality management practices of lower level employees and firm innovation.
