Psalm 37:7-8 ADAM CLARKE'S BIBLE COMMENTARY Verse 7. "Rest in the Lord " - mwd dom, "be silent, be dumb." Do not find fault with thy Maker; he does all things well for others, he will do all things well for thee. "And wait patiently for him " - wl llwjthw vehithcholel lo, and set thyself to expect him; and be determined to expect, or wait for him. Such is the import of a verb in the hithpoel conjugation. "A heathen gives good advice on a similar subject: " - Nil ergo optabunt homines? Si consilium
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Zainab karimu Unit 37 P4 I will be explaining active and passive artificially acquired immunity in form of a table. Immunity is the protection of the body from infections from viruses and bacteria. Acquired immunity is a type of immunity also known as the third line of defence, it is the immunity produced when the human body has been infected by an antigen which triggers the production of antibodies. There are two types of acquired immunity which are active and passive acquired immunity
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The BP oil rig explosion was the second worst disaster in the U.S history, it resulted in the death of 11 employees and seriously injured 16 others, this resulted in one of the largest oil spills in the history of the world, this resulted in the Gulf of Mexico waters being covered in oil which killed thousands of animal life in the area and had a huge affect on the animal life and the eco system in the area. BP lost billions and the ongoing fight to repair the damage done to the environment is still
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EC staff consolidated version as of 16 September 2009, FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY EN – EU IAS 37 International Accounting Standard 37 Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets Objective The objective of this Standard is to ensure that appropriate recognition criteria and measurement bases are applied to provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets and that sufficient information is disclosed in the notes to enable users to understand their nature, timing
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Explain implications of the Asda and stakeholders of Asda operating ethically Stakeholder | Brief | Ethical trading that affect asda | Owners/ CEO | The director of the whole business. He or she is the one that employs workers to work for him/her so he/she can make profit. | The owner of Asda has partnered up with ethical trading initiative therefore the owner must make sure all his suppliers follow the Asda ethical policy. His workers must be working in a safe and hygienic environment so therefore
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Solution to question 9-37 i) The risks associated with the current method of accounting at Frankincents are as follows: The owner Gaboria Frank relies solely on Norma a part time bookeeper, that works two days a week with minimal or no supervision. The owner trusts the bookkeeper completely and the firm does not encourage control practices such as separate passwords and supervision Norma has developed the systems all by herself and is the only one who understands the nature of the software used
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There are many things Tesco’s can do to improve their operations ethically. Tesco’s can differ the way they operate, by becoming greener. They should show more keen interest and be environmentally conscious by having green policies, less packaging, recyclable bins for the public to use and charge for bags; encourage people to reuse their bags. Moreover all their stores should have sustainable environmental technology such as solar panels, to reduce the amount of electricity used (saving energy)
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Mr. Farhan Daudo Ethical Trading Department Whitehall London SW1A 0AA Ref: ETD/00021 25th January 2014 Mr. Richard Forte 11-59 High Road East Finchley London N2 8AW Dear Mr Forte My name is Farhan Daudo and I’ve been recently appointed as the new cabinet minister for the government and ethical trading department. Within this department I will be dealing ethical concerns with the businesses and we will put enquiries with any businesses if they are aware of these issues. This time
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CSR - how companies manage the business processes to produce an overall positive impact on society. (http://www.mallenbaker.net/csr/definition.php) Stakeholders | Interests | Power | Examples | Shareholders | Want a good return on their investment | Massive, biggest one. Decide everything about the company. | | Employees | Fair pay and working conditions | Pretty big still as they work there, but they still have to do as they are told. | | Managers | Fair pay and working conditions |
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Loren Meyer Acc 400 Case 17-37 1. Your client has declined to depreciate its assets this year because the depreciation expense would reduce the year's small income to a loss. 2. A client's financial statements follow GAAP, but you wish to emphasize that the client is a subsidiary of Webster Corporation in the audit report. 3. In auditing the long-term investments account of a new client, you are unable to obtain audited financial statements for the investee located in a foreign country
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