Fiduciaries

We suggest a third alternative. This procedure requires fiduciary data for the interaction second virial coeffi-... 

Results. Our experimental observations appear in Table I and Figure 6. We have defined as K JP/Z2PivaP. The slopes from Figure 6 inserted into Equation 16 provide values for B -Unfortunately, we were not able to find the fiduciary data necessary to evaluate (V ),. anc must leave the calculation unfinished. The ideal solution assumption is totally inadequate in this particular experiment. 

This utopian vision is tempered by a system of checks and balances to assure that the power to create these new money-forms will not lie in the hands of the people, but rather, will be under the control of central banks (which profit from the increased dematerialization of money). New money-forms will require a fiduciary relationship, and in the past, this kind of relationship was inherent in the uniqueness of gold or other precious metals and/or the guarantee offered by third parties such as banks. The difference between the undeniable materiality of gold and the dema-terialized quality of cybercash seems to be of paramount importance. Yet... 

A fiduciary responsibility to stockholders, employees, and customers to meet the first two obligations at the lowest possible cost... 

Regardless of whether the costs of unnecessary and unproductive validation efforts represent a significant portion of a laboratory s annual expense or a small decimal of its budget, managers have a fiduciary responsibility to control costs. If that responsibility is not exercised patients costs ultimately rise, a portion of needy patients are financially excluded from a beneficial treatment, and investors who might otherwise have funded valuable research and development efforts put their money in an Internet stock instead. Cost control isn t just good business it s good altruistic policy as well. 

Drug companies exist within a market economy and cannot be expected to deviate from the norms of that economy. By law, corporations have a "duty to put shareholders Interests above all others and no legal authority to serve any other interests" (Bakan 2004 36). Corporations are amoral they need to obey the law, but beyond that their obligation is to be as profitable as possible. Corporate social responsibility or anything that reduces profitability in the long term violates the corporation s fiduciary duty to its shareholders and leaves it vulnerable to a civil lawsuit. 

While emphasizing patient care, the general approach used by the CMA policy on Physicians and the Pharmaceutical Industry (CMA 2001) is not inconsistent with that used by the AMA and the ACP. One of the general principles of the CMA policy requires the primary objective of interactions between physicians and industry to be the advancement of health of Canadians rather than the private good of physicians or industry. Another is that relationships with industry are appropriate only insofar as they do not negatively affect the fiduciary nature of the patient-physician relationship. The principles also instruct physicians to resolve any conflict of interest between themselves and their patients resulting from interactions with industry in favor of their patients. They specifically warn physicians to avoid any self-interest in their prescribing and referral practices (CMA 2001). 

An estimated 14 million in transferred monies traveling through Meyer Lansky s World Trade Bank and the Fiduciary Trust Company of Nassau, a wholly owned subsidiary of IOS, found their way into Resorts during its half-dozen formative years. (10)... 

Hitchcock was also a broker for the Lansky syndicate and for the Fiduciary Trust Co., Nassau, Grand Bahamas — a wholly owned subsidiary of Investors Overseas Services. He was formally employed by Delafield and Delafield Investments where he worked on buying and selhng vast quantities of stock in the Mary Carter Paint Co. — soon to become Resorts International. 

The magnetic fields of the giant planets provide fiduciary spin rates of the interiors, create magnetospheres of charged and neutral particles that alter the appearance and composition of satellite surfaces and rings, and affect the energy... 

Bottom right quadrant. When value is transferred from shareholders to stakeholders, the company incurs a fiduciary liability to its shareholders. Actions intended to create stakeholder value that destroys shareholder value put into question the company s ability to create societal value over time. Avoiding offshore sourcing to protect American jobs is an example of actions that could create value for some stakeholders while destroying value for shareholders. Bringing back offshore jobs and union strikes to Keep Jobs in America may create job security for American workers in the short term, but can hurt companies whose operating cost structures become uncompetitive. 

USP s Board of Trustees is elected for a 5-year term and has fiduciary responsibility for the organization. Larry L. Braden, R.Ph., is the Chairperson of the 2002-2003 USP Board. A complete list of Board members is... 

The Delaware Supreme Court recently pul debtors on notice that nearbankrupt corporabons must be mindful of their responsibilities to act in their creditors interests and not to their detriment. In Credit Lyonnais Bank v. Bathe Communications/ the court noted that a board of directors of a corporation in the "vicinity of insolvency" owes a fiduciary duty not only to its shareholders but also to its... 

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