Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence.
Example: An ABSTRACT game is any game in which there is no associated theme or setting.
es: Abstracto
Behaviour
Noun
The way in which a living being responds to the stimuli of its environment, whether it does so consciously or unconsciously, voluntarily or involuntarily, proportionate or not.
Example: Though changes may be made to the structure and control systems; BEHAVIOUR and assumptions may not be changed.
es: Comportamiento
Coordination
Noun
Coordination is the action and effect of coordinating or coordinating. It can refer to joining or putting together two or more things so that they form a harmonious or synchronized whole.
Example: Traditionally, war has been viewed as an irrational act, brought about by misunderstanding and COORDINATION failure, and primarily a breakdown in relations between nation-states.
es: Coordinación
Judgment
Noun
The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions.
Example: This is because the family relationship was not known by George and so it cannot be said that he made a JUDGMENT based on such knowledge.
es: Juicio
Law
Noun
Rule or norm established by a higher authority to regulate, in accordance with justice, some aspect of social relations.
Example: The 1986 act also incorporated the changed LAW about security of farm tenure between family generations.
es: Ley
Legal
Noun
Everything that is related or concerning the law, its exercise and interpretation.
Example: The LEGAL act of 15 September 2000, concerning producer groups and their associations.
es: Jurídico
Legislation
Noun
It is the process by which one or more organs of the State formulate and promulgate
certain legal rules of general observance to which the name is given
specific to laws.
Example: There is also much LEGISLATION concerning employee welfare and environmental protection that has to be complied with and this is both costly and time consuming.
es: Legislación
Norm
Noun
They are rules that prescribe the recipients to perform certain acts, whether they want it or
no, because they have coercive force.
Example: Wanyama et al (2003, p.307) point out that LCE has become "a NORM for global companies", that want to retain their competitive advantage.
es: Norma
Organisms
Noun
A series of laws, regulations, customs, customs and practices that regulate the composition, activity, function and relations of an institution or social body.
Example: It is the set of official laws and regulations that govern the inhabitants of
a country. These are created by authorized ORGANISMS and, once
Those enacted must be respected by all.
es: Organismos
Process
Verb
A series of actions which are carried out in order to achieve a particular result.
Example: The financial analysis is the first step in this PROCESS.
es: Proceso
Regulation
Noun
Orderly set of rules or precepts issued by the competent authority for the execution of a law, for the operation of a corporation, a service or any activity.
Example: This REGULATION prevents the use of toxic materials inside buildings.
es: Reglamento
Resources
Noun
Refers to all the materials available in our environment which help us to satisfy our needs and wants.
Example: Knowledge is one of the most important RESOURCES an organisation can have in fulfilling their strategic capabilities.
es: Recursos
Right
Noun
It is a set of principles and norms generally inspired by ideas of justice and order, which regulate human relations in every society and whose observance is imposed in a coercive way by a public power.
Example: However, pharmaceutical companies have recently gained the RIGHT to promote off-label uses of the drug without any constraints from the FDA.
es: Derecho
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: Bergmann's RULE supposed that body weight would tend to be larger.
es: Regla
State
Noun
The state is a form of socio-political organization. It is an entity with sovereign power to govern and perform political, social and economic functions within a delimited geographical area.
Example: They are co-financed by the STATE and linked to research institutes.
