related to the context in our textbook Word/Phrase | Definition (Eng) | Definition (Vns) | Synonym / related expression (if any) | Example | More information | Provision (n) | 1. a condition or an arrangement in a legal document2. the act of supplying sb with sth that they need or want; sth that is suppliedhousing provision3.provision for sb/sth preparations that you make for sth that might or will happen in the future | 1.Điều khoản2. sựcungcấp3. Sựchuẩnbị, sựdựphòng | 1. condition, term, agreement
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LEADERSHIP TYPES AND STYLES Leadership - Defined as one’s ability to get others to willingly follow. - is an integral part of the management functions. - is a product of interpersonal relations. It is a function within a specific social structure of an organization. - is a process whereby an individual guides, directs, influences or controls the thoughts, feelings and behavior of others. (Harold Koontz & Cyril O’Donnel) - the art or process of influencing people so that they contribute
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military manpower to be realised) • Support to Defence which may not be feasible using purely military manpower iii. Contractors can provide any level of support to Defence at a cost. The Armed Forces should seek to make better use of contract provision in combat support and combat service support areas. iv. Increased use of
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currency matters .............................................. 30 Leases ........................................................................... 32 Income taxes ................................................................. 35 Provisions and contingencies ......................................... 37 Revenue recognition ...................................................... 39 Share-based payments................................................... 41 Employee benefits other than share-based
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INDEX Sr. no. | Topic | Page no. | 1 | Objective and Scope | 3 | 2 | Introduction | 4 | 3 | BEST History | | 4 | Area of Operation/ Source of Electricity/ Market information | | 5 | Govt policies/ regulatory body | | 6 | Costing | | 7 | Price discrimination (Cross Subsidy) | | | Recommendations | | 1. Objective and Scope: 2. Introduction: Definitions: In order to assist understanding of this project scope and the resulting analysis, it is
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Applying Risk Management Table of Contents 1 Introduction 2 2 Aspect 1: Risk Analysis 2 3 Aspect 2: Risk Monitoring and Control Stage 3 4 Conclusion 5 5 Reference 6 1 Introduction In our attempt to cover all areas of the Risk Management process within such a small time frame, some areas of this Project Management principal were briefly covered or overlooked. In my opinion the following two key aspects could have been better managed by our group towards the contribution
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0973 million (shown in Figure 2). According to the draft of contract regarding to the licensing arrangement between Merck and LAB, the would-be royalty on the eventual sales of Davanrik seems to a must-be terms in the contract, contrary to a contingency provision. So to speak, assuming other things are constant and the royalty fee rate fixes at 5%, the bid to license Davanrik, at the standing point of Merck, should not exceed $ 7.0973 million. In contrast to the NPV of $ 7.0973 million to Merck,
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tax liabilities | 53,546 | | | 181,125 | | Long-term debt, net | 1,285,011 | | | 1,285,659 | | Other long-term liabilities, net | 294,662 | | | 330,171 | | Total liabilities | 2,587,143 | | | 2,757,058 | | Commitments and contingencies (Note 19) | | | | Mezzanine Equity | | | | Redeemable noncontrolling
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necessary technological skills to provide services to people. The socio- technical approach does not only concentrate in organization expansion. The application of contingency approach is necessary because different settings need different structures. On the other hand, the situational approach indicates that we cannot have universal provisions for all situations. Therefore, different organizational
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accounting and equity method investees Business combinations Inventory Long-lived assets Intangible assets Impairment of long-lived assets, goodwill and intangible assets Financial instruments Foreign currency matters Leases Income taxes Provisions and contingencies Revenue recognition Share-based payments Employee benefits other than share-based payments Earnings per share Segment reporting Subsequent events Related parties Appendix — The evolution of IFRS Introduction It is not surprising that
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