What is clear is that while
perceived need and interest are high, program attrition is also high.
Not exact matches
What's at issue in conflict of
interest matters is the
need to protect the integrity of the institution,
and in particular the way key stakeholders
perceive its decision - making processes.
They explained how they felt constantly forced to deliver projects that were tailored to the funder's
interests and little to what they
perceived as
needed by the people.
The imbalance may also erode Southern trust in a process that is sometimes
perceived to be more responsive to developed countries»
interests and needs, they wrote.
It
needs to be made clear that the funds from the Legal Aid Board were not used for the 1998 Lancet study,
and therefore I
perceived that no financial conflict of
interest existed.»
«There are usually three core reasons that motivate people: a desire for food safety in terms of pesticide residue, a
need to support local farmers
and communities as well as the general environment,
and an
interest in
perceived health benefits.»
The Academies Financial Handbook places emphasis on the
need for the accounting officer to manage carefully relationships with connected parties to avoid real or
perceived conflicts of
interest and to ensure that restrictions placed on trade that can be undertaken by academy trusts with connected parties are complied with.
Secretary Duncan
needs to head this off now, by admitting that he
and his team have potential conflicts of
interests with regard to their roles in grant making, recognizing that those conflicts are widely
perceived by potential grantees,
and explaining how grant decisions will be insulated from interference by the department's political appointees.
The provision of investment is an acute
need, due to the
perceived crisis in the domestic book publishing
and book selling industry, as well as the decline of
interest in reading among the local population.
It is
interesting to note that the response from critics to the Whitney Biennial at the time was brutal: LA Times art critic Christopher Knight described it as «a Biennial that puts its faith in a gruesome kind of art, which
perceives the audience as morally, socially
and intellectually deficient,
and in desperate
need of immediate artistic treatment.
If there are
perceived, orreal, conflicts of
interest, this may preclude the use of that peer review
and, in those instances, another peer review would be
needed.
In this regard, the firm may employ a general firm resume, together with resumes for its individual lawyers, its specialty groups,
and its branch offices, the use of which is tailored to the
perceived interest or
needs of a particular client or prospective client
Developing
and making effective use of a firm resume (in this regard, many firms employ a general firm resume, together with resumes for its individual lawyers, its specialty groups
and its branch offices, the use of which is tailored to the
perceived interest or
needs of a particular client or perspective client).
It holds that developers will perfectly
perceive the
needs of the community
and respond to them, that miners will clearly recognize their economic
interests and act in accordance with them, that bitcoin users will all oversee this process well, guiding the other sectors of the bitcoin ecosystem toward its highest
and best use.
Although compliance may seem like a culturally proper reaction in China because it involves filial piety
and is aimed at maintaining harmony with parents (e.g., Rothbaum et al., 2000), it is
interesting to see that compulsive compliance actually was closely
and positively linked with
perceived need frustration in China.