The danger is of Hart's position sliding towards an Austin-like command theory, on one side, and a position closer to Finnis' or Dworkin's, on the other (Hacker, 1977-page 14). To put the matter a different way, the question is how to take seriously the need to accept the perspective of a participant in a practice while still maintaining a sufficient distance to be able to criticise the practice (and the participants) (Raz, 1979-page 17)
rules out an account which shows them up as wrong, confused or deluded" (Ball, 1990-page 72). (One can say: if you claim to understand the perspective of the believing participant of a particular practice, but you think the practice is irrational and cruel, then you have not really understood or properly incorporated the perspective of the believer, because that is not how it looks to him or her (Twining, 1979-page 34)
rules out an account which shows them up as wrong, confused or deluded" (Ball, 1990-page 72). (One can say: if you claim to understand the perspective of the believing participant of a particular practice, but you think the practice is irrational and cruel, then you have not really understood or properly incorporated the perspective of the believer, because that is not how it looks to him or her (Twining, 1979-page 34)
The "debate" between Dworkin and Hart, may be best understood as not having been a debate at all, as the term is normally used. The differences between the two theorists are not so much contrary views on particular issues, but both more and less than that: differing ideas about which questions and which concerns in legal theory are most pressing (Tushnet, 1983)
rules out an account which shows them up as wrong, confused or deluded" (Ball, 1990-page 72). (One can say: if you claim to understand the perspective of the believing participant of a particular practice, but you think the practice is irrational and cruel, then you have not really understood or properly incorporated the perspective of the believer, because that is not how it looks to him or her (Twining, 1979-page 34)
One type of theory is to be used "within" the legal system: for example, in telling a judge how to decide disputes. Another type of theory involves looking at the system "from the outside" (Weber, 1949-page 18)
One type of theory is to be used "within" the legal system: for example, in telling a judge how to decide disputes. Another type of theory involves looking at the system "from the outside" (Weber, 1949-page 18)
Here arises a need for promotion of hand hygiene which is integral in hospital environment especially before and after patient's contact. Where surgical and clinical tools undergo frequent cleaning and sterilization, patients' charts are the most neglected objects which are more prone to contamination (Panhotra et al
2005 & Harrison et al. 2003) For the purpose of showing connection between bacterial cross-contamination and patient's charts, a study was conducted in 2009 by Wang Fang hospital in Taiwan by local surgical residents (Teng SO et al
This relates to application of lean practices with reference to inventory management cycle in order to eliminate or reduce investment in standing inventory, reverse logistics, and shipping costs while maintaining or enhancing customer service levels. This is an indication that effective inventory management focuses on appropriate implementation of available information with the aim of enhancing the outcome (Mercado, 2008)
These opportunities are essential in the improvement of effectiveness and efficiencies staring with shortening order to receipt time with the aim of not incurring additional cost of operations and distribution of automotive used-parts. This illustration focuses on the inclusion of four critical stages: supply chain management, inventory control, demand forecasting, and reverse logistics (Chou et al
In this research exercise, the focus will be on the illustration of the four critical stages of inventory management with reference to the automotive used-parts industry. The second objective of the research exercise will be on the examination of the influence of the market, weather, production, and quality control on the sales and inventory management within the automotive used-parts industry (Jaber, 2009)
Various industries and organizations adopt and implement unique such as cost of goods, customer managed inventory, and inventory turnover. This is because of the unique needs and objectives by organizations and industries (Glock et al
The organization must determine the time for the suppliers to process an order and execute the delivery adequately in order to evaluate the process of acquiring materials for the inclusion of total delivery. Effective inventory management would focus on the determination of the amount of time relevant for the transfer of the products to their respective places for the purposes of sales (Ben-Daya et al
This will also include returned products in case of implemented product-return policy. Accurate documentation of the details in relation to the movement of the materials through stages of inventory ensures that the organization has the opportunity to display information to sales personnel with reference to what is available for transportation (Chin et al
Changes within the markets, globalization, and adoption of new techniques are essential in the implementation of quality and effective inventive management. This is because of the need by organizations or business entities within this industry to adopt and implement an efficient inventory management with the aim of curbing new consumer demands and changes across the globe (Niranjan et al
It is also essential for the organization to focus on quality management of time thus addressing variation in weather conditions. Adverse weather conditions such as floods cause massive destruction to properties and products thus limiting supplies to the organizations operating within the context of automotive used-parts industry (Syntetos et al
It is also ideal for proper timing in order to avoid implications of adverse weather conditions because of the massive losses. This is through adopting effective infrastructures at strategic places across the globe with the aim of addressing various needs and preferences of consumers within the market (Wadhwa et al
In this research exercise, the focus will be on the illustration of the four critical stages of inventory management with reference to the automotive used-parts industry. The second objective of the research exercise will be on the examination of the influence of the market, weather, production, and quality control on the sales and inventory management within the automotive used-parts industry (Jaber, 2009)
Quality control will affect inventory management because of its focus on the concepts of timing and documentation. These two aspects are critical towards the achievement of goals and objectives thus an opportunity for the improvement of the profits and revenues during the financial year (Silver et al