The author argues that the spread of Bibles translated into English provided the spiritual sustenance needed to fuel a revolution in England and help foster the birth of democratic government.
Charbonneau and Menon (2013) suggest that SMEs for their sustenance need to use ICT which can then make them become more competitive and provide opportunities to participate in global value chains.
This image of a road leading to the sustenance needed for life is a powerful one.
These come on top of the $200 billion to keep Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac alive, the $140 billion (so far) lifeline for AIG, the $34 billion sustenance needed to save the big three auto makers, the $29 billion bailout of Bear Stearns, and the $20 billion for Citigroup.
It's adorable, inspires us to reach out to others we though we had nothing in common with, and gives us the emotional sustenance needed to survive our journey through the often dark and twisted territory known as "the world wide web".
It is about providing the sustenance needed to help Afghanistan create a more promising future so that each individual has an opportunity to reach their potential and to create livelihoods within the country that will help sustain both social and economic growth over the long-term.
Tutors required sustenance; feedback needed action and materials needed review.
And so encouraging this young mother to give her son the sustenance he needed was a potentially lifesaving intervention, achieved through patience, education and the building of trust.
If you are not getting the spiritual sustenance you need, if you are uneasy being part of an institution out of step with your conscience — then go.
You need serve nothing alongside, but sometimes it is good to stretch a meal, not so much because more sustenance is needed, but out of the simple desire to linger pleasurably at the table.
For their sustenance, SMEs need to use ICT in order to become more competitive and to provide opportunities to participate in the global value chains (Charbonneau and Menon, 2013).
