And the half is — since we know that Disney has come around to Travers's way of thinking on the subject of the father, what else does he need to do to persuade her to sell him the rights?
Too often, new initiatives – especially in big organizations – are developed through a series of inward-facing brainstorming sessions, which are designed to capture the core team's thinking on the subject.
And the half is since we know that Disney has come around to Travers's way of thinking on the subject of the father, what else does he need to do to persuade her to sell him the rights?
The aim was to test what had become received thinking on the subject, as formulated by the famous Stanford prison experiment, run by Philip Zimbardo at Stanford University in California in 1971.
The statement marks a significant step forward in both our organisations' thinking on the subject, and I commend it to all our health and social care managers up and down the country.
Had Le Corbusier given a department store the kind of attention he gave to the problem of making a city, or a monastery or a church, he would have added to the repository of thinking on the subject.
As an advisor to the White House and to the World Health Organisation, he drew correlations between exercise and fitness that triggered a revolution in thinking on the subject in the 60s and 70s.
This class is designed to provide an overview of the history of economic and social development, the evolution of thinking on the subject, and current debates regarding the best policy approaches to foster development objectives.
Scanning the books, I realized they reflected my own progression and thinking on the subject.
The concept was introduced in a fundamental form by Rochus and Sipos in 1978 ,[21]and was subsequently elaborated and refined by Wershaw, [22 24] who established the present mode of thinking on the subject.
Marshall shared the 2005 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for proving that stomach ulcers are caused by the bacterium Helicobacter pylori rather than by stress, a longstanding and erroneous connection that formed the basis both of thinking on the subject and of the lucrative standard treatment.
