The framework introduced in this article is a starting point, reflecting the general elements of market introduction that may be emphasized differently for each unique product, market, and cultural context.
With South China as the starting point, it reflects the space-time process of regional integration.
He continued: "My own existence became the starting point to reflect on the plurality of cultures and the status of foreigners and how it related to the universality of human beings.
However, it can be the starting point to reflect mindsets, a key leverage point in systems according to Meadows [114].
An autoethnographic description of the experience in designing and implementing scientific modules of a Timorese teacher training programmes by a team of Portuguese teachers constitutes the starting point to reflect on the challenges and barriers of cross-border programs.
This definition functioned as an important starting point and reflected our observations as researchers engaging in and supporting community-based research at the time.
One such woman, Susana, when asked if her second pregnancy had been planned, responded amidst her own laughter, stating, 'well, planned-planned, no … poor people don't plan pregnancies, now do they …' and proceeded to use this seemingly off-handed comment as a poignant starting point for reflecting upon her accomplished and fulfilling parenthood.
Recommended starting points are reflected within three categories: (1) Bachelor i.e. start at degree-level; (2) CertHSc i.e. start at bridging/foundation; or (3) Not FMHS i.e. start in a pathway not provided by FMHS (likely to need further academic preparation not offered by the FMHS).
"Ventanas Board of Directors reiterated that Roches $75 offer is grossly inadequate and not an appropriate starting point for negotiations as reflected by that fact that Ventanas share price has consistently traded well above Roches offer and our stockholders have overwhelmingly rejected that offer four times," the company said.
A worthwhile starting point might be to reflect, without prejudice, on the ecumenical meaning of what Pope Francis said at the FAO.
