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Similarly, controlling for aspiration-driven pressures for freedom, some independent variation in human resources will remain and add to the aspiration-driven pressure.
However, the range of challenges to the management of human resources in health care demands a wide range of information to inform policies.
Even so, the results presented here highlight the potential human resources ramifications from company's pension choices.
Concentrating solely on whether they developed according to the image of intensive farming overlooks how farmers used their land and human resources for development.
Today, rationing is mostly due to lack of human resources.
The third was the organization of the labour service system, in order to mobilize human resources in connection with tax collection and public works.
This choice is based on the availability of pre-existing cultural "material" and human resources.
The rapid changes in algorithms of radiological procedures have negatively affected the standardization of human resources for radiology.
All communities should be encouraged to build on their unique strengths involving, for example, cultural development and local human resources.
Many managers used (some unconsciously) age stereotypes in the deployment of the organisation's human resources.
As with human resources, the pressure for freedom generated by liberty aspirations does not depend on the level of these values alone.
Understanding how gender works in science is crucial for both mobilizing human resources and for bringing new perspectives, priorities, and creative ferment to science.
Whatever human resources could be removed from the land were mobilized into fighting men rather than labourers for productive enterprises.
Several countries have launched efforts to reorganize their primary health care, including increased reliance on regional health systems and strengthening human resources.
Generally, capacity building is taken to mean training of human resources.
