The New York Times praised Whyte for recognising that "the entrepreneurial scramble to success has been largely replaced by the organisational crawl".Half a century on, organisation man seems almost extinct, though occasionally he can still be spotted in Hollywood.
Nairobi - 4 April 2001 Dr. Piot, Fellow Agency Heads, Colleagues, Ladies and Gentlemen: This past year has been an important juncture in stepping up the fight against HIV/AIDS - a time for breaking the silence; for recognising the disease as the profound threat that it is; for assessing more realistically the resources required to mount an effective response - and for mobilising leadership.
The recent 'Women in Academic Medicine' report from the British Medical Association strongly recommended that "mentoring for women staff should be mainstreamed and monitored" and that institutions should "establish mentoring schemes as an essential and valuable activity" with time for mentoring "recognised in job plans" in order to attract and retain females in academic career paths [ 8].
QEEG monitoring is the best method for recognising seizures over time.
Unilever's chief executive, Paul Polman, has advocated for more action on climate change for some time, recognising the power the brand's voice can have.
Providing protected time for research and recognising research within careers would help motivate investigators to undertake trials through positive reinforcement, but this alone may not be sufficient without adequate salaries to offset lost revenue from private practice and consultancy work.
"All it needs is somebody with a bit of common sense to say the Russians have recognised their men it's time for us to recognise our men.
Sturgis also said it was time for people to recognise that pollsters were not infallible.
Lestari said it was time for Hong Kong to recognise the true contribution made by helpers.
It is time for Brazil to recognise they have to change.
