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Behaviour
Adjetive
Way of behaving a person in a certain situation or in general.
Example: It is claimed that hunting with dogs is the least cruel method for culling foxes, but comes with criticism from the Committee into Inquiry into Hunting with Dogs which have evidence that a dog bite doesn't always initially target the neck of foxes and hares, and the constant pursuit of deer doesn't correlate to natural BEHAVIOUR.
en: Comportamiento
Conduct
Adjetive
Way of behaving a person in a certain situation or in general.
Example: The Committee also considered that it would often be very difficult for unions to determine in advance whether the dispute was merely related to the limited purposes, as situation might change during the course of CONDUCT.
en: Conducta
Government
Noun
Set of people and organizations that govern or direct a political-administrative division (state, autonomy, province, municipality, department, etc.).
Example: China's rapid growth in population, development and industrialisation in recent years has not just surprised many people, but the consequence of such accelerated growth has implications that dominate the country's GOVERNMENT and will have continued global effects.
en: Gobierno
Laws
Noun
Rule or norm established by a higher authority to regulate, in accordance with justice, some aspect of social relations.
Example: Less cost effective and not give universal laws.
en: Ley
Legislation
Noun
Set of laws by which a State or a specific activity is regulated.
Example: This has hence led to the problem of greater nitrate leaching and the associated pollution of watercourses, but methods are in place in an attempt to reduce this issue - mainly through LEGISLATION and the encouragement of better farming practices.
en: Legislación
Moral
Noun
Philosophical discipline that studies human behavior in terms of good and evil.
Example: Firstly, Polanyi (1957) claims, that exchange is "a MORAL act following social obligations".
en: Moral
Order
Noun
Way of being placed things or people in space or of events happening in time, according to a certain criterion or a certain rule.
Example: Business Strategy In ORDER for the farm business to be successful, I must analyse the business in its current state regularly to identify its strengths and weaknesses.
en: Orden
Organize
Verb
Prepare a thing thinking carefully about all the necessary details for its proper development.
Example: I was able to admit them to the ward, answer their questions, ORGANIZE a session with the play specialist to explain about the procedure to Susie, I was able to care for both Susie and her mother whilst they were on the ward.
en: Organizar
Purpose
Noun
Firm determination to do something.
Example: Cole (2004) notes that the founders or their successors define the PURPOSE and the goals of the organization based on the kind of culture they want to see.
en: Propósito
Regions
Noun
Territory that constitutes a homogeneous unit in a certain aspect due to historical, political, geographical, climatic, cultural, linguistic or other circumstances.
Example: These differences in endowments will often occur across REGIONS, not within regions.
en: Regiones
Rule
Noun
Principle that is imposed or adopted to direct the conduct or the correct performance of an action or the correct development of an activity.
Example: According to Hamilton's RULE a behaviour will be favoured by selection if: where, Hamilton's RULE leads to two important insights: Altruism is limited to kin.
en: Regla
Science
Noun
Branch of human knowledge constituted by the set of objective and verifiable knowledge on a given subject that are obtained through observation and experimentation, the explanation of its principles and causes and the formulation and verification of hypotheses and is characterized, in addition, by the use of an adequate methodology for the object of study and the systematization of knowledge.
Example: "Adult Education is the field of educational SCIENCE (pedagogics) that involves the conceptualisation and research of adult education and learning" (Arnold, 2005:7).
en: Ciencia
Set
Noun
That is done simultaneously to something else or with a common purpose.
Example: Ancient and cost effective than the current policy set.
en: Conjunto
Society
Noun
Set of people who are related to each other, according to certain rules of legal and customary organizations, and who share the same culture or civilization in a given space or time.
Example: The fact that needs might be different within different regions localities leads to a pluralistic SOCIETY and there are contradictable aspects on that.
en: Sociedad
Square
Noun
Line drawing instrument made of wood, metal or plastic, which is shaped like an isosceles right triangle or is made up of two perpendicular rulers.
