Sentences with phrase «research needs lie»

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The research for this one is less clear cut, but if you're facing a potentially tough negotiation or other situation where you need to keep your wits about you, spot lies, and counter manipulation, stony - faced determination is probably better than smiles.

That's because informed consent is not needed for research that subtly manipulates people without overtly lying to them and causes only minor harm, he says.

I have no need to lie, I am interested in the diet / health debate and I do my own research and report my findings.

Our own research published in the Journal of American Veterinary Medical Association found that the majority of pet cats in the U.S. are neutered.1 The need for spaying and neutering cats lies with addressing unowned, community, and feral cats.

Many agencies lie IFAW are famous in researching about these issues and making some international agreements based on the need of animals in the society.

Why do we need to invent lies like you do when we have the «follow the money» research that proves what is going on behind propaganda machines like yours?

The large and growing literature on what is really behind «learning curves» — the complex processes of research, learning, new technology adoption, and supply chain improvements that typical lead to falling costs alongside expanding technology adoption — puts to lie the idea that deployment alone is all we need to drive down costs.

«The research shows that a large part of the responsibility for solving this issue lies with law firms, so we need to ensure they attack the problem with the energy and enthusiasm it deserves.

[108] Others raised the objections to alternative structures that are commonly raised: [109] that they are a threat to the profession's core values, [110] that they will trigger irresolvable conflicts of interest, [111] that lawyers will lose their independence, [112] that there is no evidence that alternative structures have increased access to justice in Australia or England & Wales, [113] that law firms can attract employees by paying competitive salaries without the need to offer employee shareholding, [114] that the burden of proof lies with those who advocate for alternative structures, [115] that there is no way to regulate alternative structures, [116] that alternative structures will lead to a consolidated market for legal services, [117] that more research is required, [118] etc..

The reason for this lies on the fact that wise applicants would research intensively on the basic qualifications needed for the position, grant, or right.

If you research the school, you will discover where their needs and problems lie.