They have little choice, but to keep looking for ways to push that transformative culture deeper and deeper into the organization, and over time, that should provide a foundation for substantive change that translates into more concrete financial results.
Soulé proclaimed that a new inter-disciplinary science, conservation biology, based on both substantive and normative ethical foundations, had been recently created to conserve what still remained of Earth's biological heritage (Soulé 1985).
The epistemic function accentuating the claim for substantive and multidimensional information as the foundation of deliberative consideration, The ethical function to maintain and advance mutual respect among citizens, and.
"I wanted it to be the foundation of something more substantive.
While the near-term prospects for sustainability of Australia's forests in anything more than the narrowest sense are poor, there are both knowledge-based and historical institutional foundations from which more substantive progress towards sustainability could be realized.
The cases developing this right of privacy, which are part of a larger judicial doctrine known as "substantive due process," helped to create the foundation for more recent cases recognizing essential rights for LGBTQ people.
In this 24-hour news cycle, ostensibly we should be inundated with more news, information and substantive analysis, which would provide a solid foundation to measure the performance of politicians.
This is a problem because it is possible to offer a very strong substantive argument for quite dramatic changes to the foundation of the curriculum, argued on the basis of changes already visible, but more importantly on the basis of changes that will occur in the next three or four decades which may lead to various future scenarios.
Such wisdom takes account of the failure of the last government to make significant dents in poverty levels through tax credits alone, and heeds calls from respected bodies like the Joseph Rowntree Foundation to address poverty in much more substantive ways.
Host Jon Stewart was respectful and irreverent -- cracking a joke about former FEMA director Michael Brown even as he was challenging the president on the idea that his health care legislation has "papered over a foundation that is corrupt" instead of implementing substantive change.
