Specifically, according to Creyer and Ross (1997), in order to behave ethically, organizations should subscribe to values such as transparency, honesty, and humility.
The vision is underpinned by a core set of values that all stakeholders understand, subscribe to and value.
So they are distinctively, but not exclusively, Christian values: people from other faiths and indeed of no faith also subscribe to these values.
He is someone who doesn't subscribe to Democratic values.
Foreigners who did not subscribe to Dutch values should leave.
Indeed, the minority of Americans who genuinely subscribe to "traditional values" of say, mid-20th Century America, are widely considered bigots and crackpots.
The two-act structure underlines the main point: that Jack becomes acceptable to the scheming family once he's cured and does a psychic somersault, starting to subscribe to the values of the Old Testament God of Vengeance.
Last week the Connecticut Yankee Council promised it would defy national policy in either case, saying it intended to accept gay leaders and would be "open to all youths and adults who subscribe to the values of the Scout Oath and Law regardless of their personal sexual orientation".
"They have got to subscribe to our values.
He did not subscribe to American values in the least.
Most importantly, we have queered gays and lesbians who might otherwise be queer in name only, those who subscribe to heteronormative values, by having them as friends and lovers.
