| In a culture which conceptualizes time as cyclic the idea of rebirth seems natural. |
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| It maps out the variety of trade regimes that have come to the fore and conceptualizes the role of non-state actors in this new landscape. |
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| It is not even known at this point how the public conceptualizes distracted driving. |
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| Further, the report conceptualizes the proposed advantages too broadly and provides a simplistic image of the current payroll environment. |
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| Much of the literature on police ethics conceptualizes self-interested corruption in more limited terms than the approach adopted here. |
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| Kruglanski conceptualizes our need for cognitive closure as consisting of two major stages, seizing and freezing. |
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| With 60 experts divided into three areas, LABEL not only advises its clients, it conceptualizes and develops solutions before implementing them. |
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| Security Council Resolution 1856 of 22 December 2008 makes the concept a priority and conceptualizes the responsibilities. |
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| Furthermore, the centre conceptualizes human life as a continuum of 100 years divided into four periods. |
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| On the basis of that analysis, the chapter then conceptualizes legally the functional system of benefit sharing. |
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| This report conceptualizes work-life conflict broadly to include role overload, role interference, work to family spillover and caregiver strain. |
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| The film conceptualizes environmental catastrophe — green being one of the central themes of the Convention. |
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| In the privileged moments before his death, Richard thus conceptualizes and exemplifies one of the characteristic outcomes of the desacralized world of modernity. |
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| More alumni to recruit will generate even more Rotarians, and so on. The following spiral conceptualizes the potential growth Rotary could experience in all of these areas if alumni were regularly recruited as Rotarians. |
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| It is the mind or intellect that conceptualizes the processes of action and reaction, equality and opposition, and perhaps attraction and repulsion. |
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| Apple freezes over-the-phone password changes, tech designers and developers struggle to get paid and Microsoft conceptualizes the connected home. |
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| Subsequently, there is need for a new multi-dimensional understanding of housing within social policy that conceptualizes the issue as one that engages all governments and departments. |
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| This report conceptualizes work4-life conflict broadly to include role overload, work to family interference, family to work interference, work to family spillover and caregiver strain. |
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| Furthermore, the UNCCD conceptualizes DLDD as both an environmental and a developmental challenge, thus locating itself squarely at the environment-development interface. |
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| The Knowledge to Action Process conceptualizes the relationship between knowledge creation and action, with each concept comprised of ideal phases or categories. |
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| An emerging paradigm in personality science conceptualizes human experience and behavior as an expression of person-context systems. |
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| How the hip-hop generation conceptualizes working in the underground economy is important for a variety of reasons. |
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| Saks conceptualizes employee engagement based on Maslach et al. |
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| In summary, a modified goal mediational model conceptualizes students' motivational beliefs and learning strategies in Korean elementary school math class. |
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