6. Show how CSR costs are being leveraged.
What differentiates the above examples from traditional CSR is that the core assets of the business are being leveraged to create large-scale, sustainable social change.
Now it is being leveraged to cope with Italy, which has balked at raising its retirement age to 67, a measure Germany reluctantly agreed to in 2007.Mrs Merkel is often accused of doing too little to change attitudes.
With his slicked-back hair, beard and thunderclap voice, he begins most of his many two-minute spots by proclaiming: "Hi! Billy Mays here!" Usually declarations like this are reserved for those whose achievements or fame in some other corner of culture (movies, sports, reality television) are being leveraged on behalf of a product.
Rather, policymakers approve the killing of only those who pose a particular threat, he said, like operational leaders who are planning attacks against United States interests, lower-level militants training for such an attack, and those who possess "unique operational skills that are being leveraged in a planned attack".
This infrastructure is being leveraged to create a Semantic Service-Oriented Architecture (SSOA) for cancer research by the National Cancer Institute's cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid (caBIG™).
But perceptions notoriously lag reality, and we think the reality here is that Chrysler's good luck is being leveraged by a superb management team that has made smart, disciplined decisions.
Chalk this one up as a simple, but truly useful, way that ajax, wikis and other Web 2.0 technologies are being leveraged.
Trend: Online platforms are being leveraged at universities to help drive down the cost of a degree and increase access to programs.
Spectacle, as well as the desire to tap coveted and trendy younger demographics, is the main reason why technology is being leveraged by an industry that once didn't value it.
