To deal with behavioral problems like tantrums and inappropriate eating, some families use "time-outs" (most effective with young children), nonfood rewards or treats or tokens, points or chips, which can be increased or decreased as needed and accumulated toward a real reward.
But at a higher level, sustainability must drive a firm's strategy, instead of sustainability initiatives taking only a few token bullet points on a company's overall strategic plan.
By the same token, Woods points out that when nominalisations are used, the process itself is backgrounded and, instead, emphasis is laid on the outcome of the process (2006: 73).
The goal of the game is to trade a ball token for points by placing it in an opponent's net, with the primary restriction being that you can't handle the ball.
Have a token or point system where they can get points for good behavior which can be traded later for rewards and privileges.
The test location would no longer use tokens, and instead use a refillable card to access credits, which replace tokens, and points, which replace tickets.
Pick up tokens to earn points and colored tokens to give you a bonus.
By the same token, the data points for vaults scattered substantially possibly because of the nonspherical nature of these latter analytes (see, e.g. ref (14)).
Hundreds are of course just statistical check points – tokens, gongs, big blue ticks – but the failure to add another here will chafe a little more than usual as England's captain heads towards the indeterminate release extended white ball winter.
By the same token, the 3-point party id variable is negatively and significantly correlated with the lenient plan dummy, and the same is true for the 7-point party id, which we introduce from column [3].
