It's greatness, they believe, stems from the values, principles, and methods of America's conservatives, and the only safe path to the future is to suppress or eliminate whatever does not conform to their image of a purified America.
Some say "it's what happens when the manager leaves the room," others say culture stems from the values, attitudes, practices, and the mission of the organization, and some say culture is controlled by the CEO and the executives.
It's got a crappy reputation now, but it stems from the values of original club culture: respect, being positive, communal unity.
So long as an individual is capable of valuing, she remains a being of a morally privileged type, and interests stemming from her values have the authority to dictate how the individual ought to be treated.
And all of this stems from the value systems in place when my parents made the decision not to get my ears pierced.
Interest and involvement in either HIA or HPP was seen as stemming from values of social justice, equity and improving population health.
However, Participant A's role was not only focused on providing for educational needs, but also play partner stemming from his valuing of physical development of his child.
"Kinky Hair is No Disgrace" spoke to demoralization stemming from negative value placed on "negro" features".
Aside from problems with the line-up of Rover sedans, the company has been badly hurt by currency problems stemming from the high value of the British pound.
"These new customers are the ones inspired by our approach with Worn Wear and other programs that stem from our values," Fetcher said.
French and Raven (1959) state that legitimate power stems from internalized values which dictate that there is a legitimate right to influence and an obligation to accept this influence.
