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Decision
A major decision
A major decision in life is not taken lightly. At the same time, some decisions that are taken on the spur of the moment can become in retrospect a major decision that has far-reaching implications for one's life. A decision to relocate and move from the city to a rural town was a choice that I made which did not seem major at the time but was an action that was to change my life irrevocably.
Moving might sound like something quite ordinary. Many people move to new cities and occupation or even to a new country. However, few realize how traumatic and life-changing moving to a new place and working environment can be. In the first instance one leaves not only a physical environment but also friends, family and the support structures that one previously depended on. Furthermore, new relationships have to be created. This can be difficult if the change is one that is radical in terms of social environment.
I decided to move from the city to as small town for a number of reasons. The decision was based mainly on a job offer but it was a made at a much deeper level than just financial considerations. The harsh, uncaring and anonymous attitude of a large city had been an issue that had always troubled me and I longed for a more intimate and personal lifestyle
I was excited by the new possibilities and vistas that the move offered but I did not realize how initially upsetting such a radical change would be. At first I was completely lost and felt out of my depth. In the rural close-knit community I was a total stranger. However, the small-town atmosphere and the friendliness of the people soon began to make up for my feelings of loss and estrangement. Within a few weeks my initial feelings of strangeness and isolation began to disappear and were soon replaced by a sense of belonging and identity.
Moving to a small town was a decision that changed my life. This change was extreme; from a fast-paced and rushed lifestyle to much slower but more rewarding type of life. While change is difficult in has resulted in my case in as more congenial and pleasant life experience.
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The two scenarios are likely to sway employees to provide false information if they are encouraged. However, the relationship had much strength in the positive. Therefore, in this study, there were clear choices. The participants were required to either tell the truth or lie. If things were easy for individuals in the world, lines of making moral decisions tend to be much fuzzier, however, the bottom line remains the same
Then, they will have to offer training programs to their staff. Also, they will have to prospect the market and contract designers in order to identify the necessary features of the new line of cars. Finally, they will have to allocate sufficient financial resources for the implementation of their decisions. But what if the company does not possess these resources? They could get them by engaging in downsizing operations.
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Decisions of Rehnquist & Warren The field of constitutional law, at least in the area of criminal procedure, has been an interesting study for the past fifty years. Unlike other areas of the law, the study of criminal procedure has undergone major transformations as a result of the decisions of the last three courts, the Warren, Burger and Rehnquist courts. These three courts have changed the legal landscape in the cases