Esteem

The fourth reason is that if one company has a serious accident, the whole industi y suffers in loss of public esteem, while new legislation may affect the whole industry. So far as the public and politicians are concerned, we are one. To misquote the well-known words of the poet, John Donne ... 

Later theories by Maslow (1954) showed the narrowness of that view, and the importance of factors such as social, esteem, achievement, and other needs. Maslow has put forward a hierarchy of five types of needs in descending order of priority ... 

Esteem needs need to be valued by self and others, competence, independence, recognition... 

Maslow postulated that the most basic level of need which is not yet satisfied is the one that controls behavior at any moment in time. Hence, people will not be very concerned with pursuing needs for esteem if they are threatened with the loss of their job, and therefore their security. While there is evidence that the first two levels do need to be satisfied in most people, before much concern is shown with the remaining levels, there does not appear to be any clear progression among those higher levels. 

Veiiver gras.t oceuiv both in the wild siatf and cultivated, and is much esteemed on account of its roots which are used lor manv purposes. In the wild state it i s distiihuted all over lirilish India and Gc.Hod, being chiefly found On the banks of ris-ers and on rich marshy... 

Although its oduni- may be considered disagreeable by many, it is highly esteemed n ihe Bas. as a perfume. Its use is practically r --placed in Western eountviCb by l liat of oil ot valerian. 

All parts of the common parsley, Pftrouli iani taliimm, yield au essential oil, of which that [rom llie preen herb itself is most esteemed, although that from the seed is the commoner oil. The yield [loin the seeds is from 2 to 6 pec cent. 

Achtung, /. attention, notice esteem, respect, achtungsvoU, adv. respectfully, achtwertig, a. octavalent. 

Ehre, /. honor character reputation, ehren, v.t. honor esteem. 

Selbstachtung,/. self-respect, self-esteem, selbstandlg, a. Independent, self-dependent spontaneous. 

Heaviside s last years were spent as an embittered recluse at Torquay, Devon where he allowed only a few people to visit him. For much of his life he suffered from recurring jaundice that was to prove fatal. He died on February 3, 1925. Heaviside s work has been an inspiration to countless electrical engineers and mathematicians. Time has enhanced the esteem in which he is held succeeding generations have spent many hours studying his writings. As a lasting honor, craters on Mars and the Earth s moon were named after him. 

Also in that year appeared a set of notes by Garsia [GarA71] which has been quoted several times and is evidently well esteemed unfortunately I have not seen a copy of it. 

Well designed products have the value added approach that results in customer satisfaction and profit gains. Value is an amount regarded as a fair equivalent for something, that which is desirable or worthy of esteem, or product of quality having intrinsic worth. 

The British Standards Institute (BSI) is the independent national body responsible for preparing British Standards and presents the British view on many issues, including boiler water treatment practice. It is held in much the same level of esteem in Europe and the Commonwealth as ASME is in the United States. 

Which of die following adverse reactions to die anti-neoplastic drugp is most likely to affect die patient s mental healdi and self-esteem ... 

Psychosocial and environmental factors play a major role in the development and recovery from opioid dependence however, a detailed discussion is beyond the scope of this chapter. In general, the use of such drugs as marijuana and alcohol precedes the use of opioids (Clayton and Voss 1981 Kandel and Faust 1975). Although one cannot predict definitively which users will proceed to opioid use, those who do generally have low self-esteem, disrupted families, and/or difficult relationships with their parents. The increased availability of opioids in inner cities of major urban centers contributes to initiation of use and relapse. It is particularly difficult to avoid use and relapse in areas with high unemployment, poor school systems, and high crime rates, because living in such an area may contribute to the very affects opioid use temporarily reheves. 

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