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Showing 1 to 20 of 138 for “"clientele"”.
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An Evaluation of South Dakota Pheasant Preserve Habitat and Hunter Clientele
Habitat types on private pheasant hunting preserves in South Dakota were mapped during the summers and winters of 1987-88 and 1988-89. Control areas were randomly selected farmland of comparable geography and potential use within three miles of the preserve site. Efforts in the summer were directed …
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Authenticity, nostalgia and taste : the interaction between Greek restaurants in Amsterdam and their clientele
… between Greek restaurants in Amsterdam and their clientele. Through a discussion of how they engage with how cultures may be authentically portrayed within restaurants, how ethnic food affects the customer through synaesthetic nostalgic remembrance, and the significance of taste acquired through …
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A profile of the speech therapy and audiology clientele at a tertiary hospital in the Western Cape
It became evident in the light of proposed changes in the healthcare system in South Africa that there was little descriptive client data with regard to Speech Therapy and Audiology Services in South Africa to support proactive service planning. This study therefore aimed to describe trends in the …
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Bureaucratic policymaking through administrative regulation : congressional, clientele, agency interactions and the implementation of community development block grants
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1988.
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Physical Activity Stages of Change, Self-Efficacy, and Perceived Needs and Interests of Cooperative Extension Family and Consumer Sciences Agents and Clientele
… 243 Family and Consumer Sciences educators and clientele in Virginia's Cooperative Extension program. Attitudes, preferences, stages of change, perceived incentives and barriers, along with desired education channels and activities were analyzed to provide a basis for development of effective …
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The Influence of The Doctor of Ministry Program and Its Expanded Clientele on The Program Content, Instructional Practice, and Perceived Mission of Mccormick Theological Seminary
Additional findings are presented in the dissertation.
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City council members' perception of the Virginia Cooperative Extension Service
… Cooperative Extension Service programs and clientele as they relate to urban concerns? The study determined (1) council members' perception of priorities that should be given to specific agency programs and clientele, (2) whether there was agreement between their perception of current agency …
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Three Essays in Corporate Finance and Banking
… I model how a firm with a specific investor tax clientele should react to such changes if it sought to minimize its clientele's overall tax burden. The model is tested and shows strong evidence that firms indeed minimize taxes in a way that recognizes their investors' particular tax clientele.
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An explorative study of the perceptions of social workers who are exposed to work-related, secondary traumatic experiences through their clientele, of the psychosocial support Equine Assisted Therapy (E.A.T) could provide
… particular focus on social workers who work with clientele that have been exposed to and who have suffered trauma. As a result and by using clinical judgment of social workers working in such environments, the social workers may have developed Secondary Traumatic Stress (S.T.S.) symptoms. …
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The Allocation of Federal Aid: The Distribution of Federal Mass Transportation Assistance From 1965--1986
… managers commonly face: identifying a core clientele and devising ways to assist them, expanding the core and meeting its changing needs, and making adjustments to outside challenges to the program once it has been established. It is then theorized that program managers develop allocation …
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The Relationship Between Agricultural Background, Practical Experience and Experiential Education in Colleges of Agriculture and The Success and Satisfaction of Graduates
… daughters of rural America, are finding their clientele to be rapidly changing. A continual decline in the number of Americans living on farms and in rural communities, coupled with
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The UCT Child Guidance Clinic : changing client profile and policies in the 1990s
… of the ""new"" South Africa on CGC practice and clientele during the 1990s.
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Cycles of protest in the post-war British peace movement
… four key factors; the creation of a potential clientele, the symbolic meaning of the movement, the catalytic historical events and the incentives for mobilisation. Three theories are used to explain these elements. Inglehart's 'Post-Materialism' thesis is utilised to explain the presence of a …
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Informal finance for the middle and high income individuals in South Africa : a case study of high budget "stokvels" in Pretoria
… shows that banks do not really understand this clientele. The study findings necessitate profile targeting, achievable through ongoing and comprehensive research in the product and service requirements of this clientele. The suggested research will enable formal financial institutions to improve …
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Educational orientation of adult and traditional students in community college vocational programs
Adult learners represent an emerging clientele for most colleges and universities in this country. Due in part to their open enrollment structure, the nation's community colleges have been among the first to experience this influx of nontraditional learners. Many of these returning students are …
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Cultural Competency and Well Being in the Global Gathering Place
… or institution which provides services to clientele with diverse backgrounds. This thesis presents the results of a three-month ethnographic project conducted in partnership with the Global Gathering Place (GGP) in Saskatoon. This research found that having access to services that …
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Ten Cents a Dance: Taxi Dancers, a Living Wage, and the Sexual Politics of Women's Work, 1912-1952
… as female dance instructors to a male-only clientele. Occupying an ambiguous line between "illicit" and respectable entertainment during the 1920s, taxi dance halls catered to the transient, non-family, and socially isolated men for whom no adequate provisions for public dancing had been …
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