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... important ; • Maintaining continuity despite political , personnel , and organisational changes . This is difficult because both the council and the tribal organisations are in a state of frequent change . Formal protocols in place and ...
... important ; • Maintaining continuity despite political , personnel , and organisational changes . This is difficult because both the council and the tribal organisations are in a state of frequent change . Formal protocols in place and ...
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... important ) to " 5 " ( " no importance " ) their re- sponses : ( a ) How important in your employment decision are the academic grades of the applicant ? ( b ) How important in your employment decision are the personal attributes of the ...
... important ) to " 5 " ( " no importance " ) their re- sponses : ( a ) How important in your employment decision are the academic grades of the applicant ? ( b ) How important in your employment decision are the personal attributes of the ...
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... important of all , high ethical standards " . DEGREE CONTENT There appeared to be some shift in thinking since the last survey concerning the importance of degree content . This year , 66 per cent of respondents ranked degree content as ...
... important of all , high ethical standards " . DEGREE CONTENT There appeared to be some shift in thinking since the last survey concerning the importance of degree content . This year , 66 per cent of respondents ranked degree content as ...
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