Vagueness

Like any other source of information oral history is a valuable source for historian. Therefore historian should take oral history as a legitimate source of information because it has the potential of providing rich primary sources. While oral history has the potential of highlighting individual experiences of past events and reassert ordinary individual inherent agency as people, it is not without its pitfalls; any historian approaching oral history must approach it with a critical lens and…

Contract One of the major contention points in this case of Mason v. R&G is the question whether a contract exists at all between the parties. In order to ascertain the validity of the contract, the elements of a valid contract in the state of Georgia must be carefully examined. The Code of Georgia, § 13-3-1, clearly states that in order to constitute a valid contract, the following elements must generally exist; there must be parties able to contract, a consideration moving to the contract,…

1 Part A: Reflection of Skills 1.1 Introduction The initial segment of this report manages a basic investigation and discourse of my aptitudes and capacities from a learning and administration rehearse perspective. The principle point of this part is to examine about my present aptitudes and capacities against the required abilities and capacities required for achieving my future objectives and capacities. My future objectives are to wind up plainly an administration proficient fit for working…

The following exploratory issues will be addressed within this research: 1). History / research of airport / aerotropolis development best practices – relationship / correlation to urban spatial development / distribution & current / anticipated land use around similar / comparable airports; 2). Study positive and negative airport / aerotropolis community / economic causes & effects (i.e. socio-demographics, land-use, etc.); 3). Long - term sustainable development(s) / environmental…

Neser first contends that the Board erred in looking beyond the text of the HCGPP to glean the intent of the provision involving call-in pay. Neser argues that the text is unambiguous, and as such the Board was unjustified in looking to extrinsic sources to discern the HCGPP’s meaning. We disagree. “‘The first step in determining legislative intent is to look at the statutory language and if the words of the statute, construed according to their common and everyday meaning, are clear and…

“When the truth would be unbearable the mind often blanks it out. But some ghost of an event may stay in your head. Then, like a smudge of a bad word quickly wiped off a school blackboard, this ghost can call undue attention to itself by its very vagueness. You keep studying the dim shape of it, as if the original form will magically emerge. This blank spot in my past, then, spoke most loudly to me by being blank,”…

It is a widely disputed topic that corporations have a role in society to be ethical and consumer aware of their actions and impact on the wider world. ‘Business Ethics’ can be defined as the critical, structured examination of how people and institutions should behave in the world of commerce’ (Macdonald, 2010). Pressure on organisations in recent years to be ethical and consumer aware has affected their overall constitutions, forcing them to include how they are going to deal with ethical…

In Richard Wright’s Native Son, Bigger Thomas feels forced to mask his identity to those around him. When around white people, he acts as what they want to see: docile and quiet. When around friends and family, though he shows more of the aggression he feels as a result of an anti-black society; this translates into a guise of external aggression and acting “tough.” As an African American man, Bigger is acutely aware that all eyes are often on him, expecting him to act a certain way or risk…

As the world markets continue to change American businesses try to find the new way to globalization goods and services internationally They are searching for new ways to seek, explore and develop them to other countries. With the recent economic downturn, this has only made taking advantage of different strategies that will offer more opportunities to provide products through various nations seem more attractive to them. Largest companies sometimes lack the infrastructure, resources,…

Section Two: Employee attitudes towards security or job sercurity. The picture of Canada as revealed through a research by the Fraiser Institute as follows; according to Lamman et al (2013 p 35) some data was complied for job losses in 2013 for Canada as a whole and all the provinces. There were numerous reasons that include firms moving locations, firms going out of business, changing business conditions, and dismissal. Lamman et al displayed statistics to say 3.6 percent of those employed in…