It
behooves every Kenyan to preserve the sanctity of the grounds not just for these noble reasons; the park is the most popular place in the CBD where members of the public retreat to enjoy the freshness of the 'city in the sun' and meditate upon the challenges of their daily struggles.
Preserve the sanctity of Uhuru Park
It
behooves club owners, executives and managers to take responsibility for human capital risks, identify the nature of those risks, proactively respond and constantly send signals that they will not be the cause of any likely risk or club failure that is within their control."
Premier league clubs are ill-equipped to assess and manage the significant risks that arise from their own human capital. From on-field player misconduct to wider reputational issues arising from myriad sources, there is much work to do to avoid materially detrimental outcomes..
"But John is passionate, John is convinced that this is a fatal flaw, and I think sometimes as legislators it
behooves us to give people a vehicle to express their citizenship."
3 The un-state?
Having wrestled with difficulty after difficulty through the prolonged, painful period since the 1929 panic, it
behooves every individual, every family, every organization, to resist quitting now that better days promise to dawn.
Playing your hand in the new deal
But like paying taxes, plodding through it is a painful experience that
behooves you nonetheless.
Race, Schools, & Hope: African Americans and School Choice after Brown. Lisa M. Stulberg (Teachers College Press)
"Whereas Harrington Memorial Hospital (in Southbridge) serves the region, it just
behooves us to make an all-inclusive location," Lt.
Homeland Security grant awarded
Though the reader may not agree with Carlin's arguments, it greatly
behooves open-minded thinkers of all faiths to contemplate them at length, and evaluate what personal values are embraced through voting for a specific candidate, and what it truly means to be a Democrat.
Can a Catholic Be a Democrat?
Therefore, it
behooves a university leader to have a working definition that is inclusive and that addresses societal needs.
The attributes of a diversity president: a college or university in search of a chief executive officer has the opportunity to make a statement regarding diversity
However, because the leadership of the Navy strongly supports a competency-based alignment, it
behooves the civilian leadership to examine ways to implement one.
Developing a competency-based organization: applying the Navy's uniformed human capital concepts to the civilian workforce
Poselenzny says the LEED system is becoming well entrenched and that it
behooves subcontractors to be aware of the requirements if they bid to be involved on a LEED job site.
Seeing green: corporate America is starting to catch on to the green building trend
As psychiatrists, it
behooves us to view this as a boundary issue, as we do with patients.
Staying within the boundaries
Finally, as to pro-bono obligations, the Enron scandal and other well-publicized accounting misfeasance or malfeasance have damaged the accounting profession's reputation in the public's eyes, which
behooves CPAs to do what they can to restore the public's trust and admiration for the profession.
Pro-bono tax assistance - CPAs wanted all year long
And since Mother Nature is not known for showing mercy on the unprepared, it
behooves us to be ready for the unexpected overnight stay in the woods or true life-threatening situation.
Survival guide
AS PARENTS, EDUCATORS, AND CHURCH LEADERS, IT
behooves us to consider carefully the messages we're giving our children about war and patriotism.
Teach in peace: where can kids hear the countercultural message against war, if not in Catholic schools?