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2005
It will surely not have escaped the notice of the reader that we believe that the boards of our large companies would be more effective and create more value for shareholders if they included more women.
Peninah Thomson, Jacey Graham, Tom Lloyd
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It will surely not have escaped the notice of the reader that we believe that the boards of our large companies would be more effective and create more value for shareholders if they included more women.
Peninah Thomson, Jacey Graham, Tom Lloyd
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Lucrative Business of Othering
Islam and Civilisational Renewal, 2016One of the leading figures of Renaissance Europe, Dante, put the Prophet Muhammad in the eighth circle of Hell. The only individuals below Muhammad were Judas, Brutus, and Satan. As Rana Kabbani noted in her luminary piece, Imperial Fictions, “Islam was seen as the negation of Christianity, as anti- Europe…and Muhammed as an Antichrist in alliance with
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UKCC affair no business of others
Nursing Standard, 1994I am astounded to learn of the intervention of the President of the professional organisation of which I am a member (the RCN) in a matter which concerns the internal management of the statutory body which regulates my profession (the UKCC) (RCN President calls for openness at UKCC, News, June 29).
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Papyrology: Minding Other People's Business
Transactions of the American Philological Association, 2001Papyrologists have been celebrating anniversaries during the last decade of the 20th century, beginning with the bicentenary of the publication of the first documentary text, the so-called Carta Borgiana (a merchant's gift for Cardinal Stefano Borgia's curio cabinet in Velletri), published in 1788 by the Danish Hellenist Niels Iversen Schow.
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Business Ethics & Other Paradoxes
South African Journal of Philosophy, 2015Business Ethics & Other Paradoxes by Jimmy Winfield, George Hull and Greg Fried is an attempt to demonstrate how careful philosophical analysis can help us resolve a number of deep ethical questions revolving around business - and specifically business in a South African context.
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Issues, proceedings and other business
Ultramicroscopy, 1987Abstract Electron microscopy has had its share of Nobel prizes but it is rare indeed that an instrumentalist should win one; several names associated with devices do appear in the list — Aston, Siegbahn, Cockcroft and Walton, among others — but the prize was, I think, awarded not in recognition of the device itself, but of some physical insight that ...
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2001
Thus far in this book we have made extensive use, as a learning tool, of the published accounts of J Sainsbury plc, the well-known UK retailer, as reproduced in Appendix 1. It will also be helpful to look at some other kinds of businesses, commenting on their different characteristics and financial requirements, and seeing how the principles that we ...
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Thus far in this book we have made extensive use, as a learning tool, of the published accounts of J Sainsbury plc, the well-known UK retailer, as reproduced in Appendix 1. It will also be helpful to look at some other kinds of businesses, commenting on their different characteristics and financial requirements, and seeing how the principles that we ...
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
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