The staff saw themselves as the true implementers of the programme, while the CEOs were perceived to be best placed to offer assistance in the form of organisation-wide messages (statements of importance of the programme), recognition, direction and trouble shooting.
With that in mind, a clear statement of the importance of compartmentalisation for understanding 'macromolecular cooperation' may prove to be important - Dagg has for example written on the implications of the selfish gene and the extended phenotype for understanding how the atmosphere is a by-product not a product of selection (Dagg (2002) Unconventional bed mates: Gaia and the selfish gene.
Nurses and administrators identified 'the ability of systems to increase individual levels of professionalism' as being very important relative to other factors, while doctors did not find this statement of statistical importance.
Interestingly, the official records of the war include reproductions of both the erroneous map and its replacement, a clear statement of the importance of both to the early days of the Peninsula Campaign.
Often, it seems that they are trying to use books to make a statement of geopolitical importance that will please those who are already sympathetic and fail to move those it is intended to move.
The Beatles, along with long hair, bell-bottom jeans and homosexuality, were all seen as cause for alarm or arrest at a time when green fatigues were a statement of great importance.
"It's a strong statement of the importance of clean and safe competition to have them voluntarily agree to have a World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) programme implemented for this fight".
And to Okada's response: Why is Confucius' statement of the importance of life over the question of death an answer to Russell's heroic fatalism?
In a debate filled with eminently forgettable blather, here we have a statement of genuine importance -- a text that demands analysis.
The seventh chorale, movement 22, is the central movement of the whole Passion, which interrupts the conversation of Pilate and the crowd by a general statement of the importance of the passion for salvation: "" (Through this thy prison, Son of God, must come to us our freedom) is not part of a known hymn, but the text of an aria from a St John Passion by Postel from c. 1700.
