Context of Appearance of Connecting Words Expressing the Meaning of Results and Conclusions in English Social Studies 2

become a common phenomenon in Vietnamese society today, which are: (I) Communication in Vietnamese with a mixture of English elements (English mixed code) and communication in Vietnamese with a mixture of Vietnamese dialect elements (Vietnamese dialect mixed code); (II) Vietnamese people use

Code-mixing communication includes not only multilingual and multidialectal people but also monolingual and monodialectal people [V4: p.6].

172.

The success of this diplomatic mission was also the success of the wonderful diplomatic drama that Ngo Thi Nham was both the author and director of. From here , the Qing Dynasty abandoned the idea of ​​mobilizing troops from 9 border provinces to take revenge on Dai Viet. [V36: p.72]

173.

[...] From here, there is a basis to affirm that there is inequality between educational groups in urban and rural areas in the region. This is an indicator that has both positive and negative meanings.[V46: p.40]

174.

In addition, the negative state of conscience also makes the subject feel tormented and tormented when reflecting dishonest events, beautifying or defaming them, harming the interests of others, the community and society. From there, it also urges journalists to work according to the guiding principles.

professional ethics so as not to fall into a negative state of conscience. [V53: p.54]

175.

[...] From then on , Nguyen Trai also represented Le Loi to continuously send a series of documents, in which he presented geographical and historical evidence to prove the independence and affirm the territory.

a vassal state with autonomy like the country of Nam. [V36: p.69]

176.

Some other researchers argue that politicians and public relations people set the agenda for the press. This raises the question of whether there is a simultaneous existence of

on several agendas. [V21: p.67]

177.

In addition, factors related to violent behavior, coercion of children, or abuse of criticism from teachers and schools also affect children's satisfaction with life. From there, it shows that to improve the quality of children's lives, to bring children satisfaction with their lives, in the family and school environment, parents, teachers and schools

We should not place too many demands and requirements on children regarding academic performance (...). [V32: p.7]

178.

Two researchers Roger and James Dearing argue that, in addition to the public agenda and the media (...), there is also the policy agenda - the long-term issues that governments and policy makers carry out. From there, they come to the conclusion that , in many cases, no group can set the agenda for the other group(s), but rather real-life issues will impact all three groups (...). [V21: p.67]

179.

[...] From the above evidence, we tentatively conclude that the number of relationships between the Tay and Nung people is currently increasing rapidly compared to more than 20 years ago. [V57: p.771]

180.

[...] Survey data shows that words indicating colors are monosyllabic words such as: blue, red, yellow, black, white... used in To Hoai's memoirs often only have their inherent meaning of indicating

color. [V49: p.16]

181.

Of course, this is just one perspective, one approach, based on an unproven hypothesis. The phenomenon of “non-standard” language among today’s youth needs to be studied from other perspectives and approaches. And after all , for “non-standard” phenomena,

While the "standards" in young people's language exist objectively, theoretical approaches to linguistics only give us an optimistic or pessimistic view of them, and (...). [V33: p.98]

182.

WEF's assessment seems more accurate because although FDI enterprises bring technology and create quite competitive products, they have not yet created a strong enough spread to Vietnam's domestic economy, including foreign enterprises or small and medium enterprises.

So , what is the underlying cause? [V31: p.17]

183.

[...] So real social capital can only be obtained, as analyzed by C. Marx, when socialism and communism are established. [V28: p.13]

184.

[...] So it can be predicted that the survey participants will not have any major problems in translating the above content into English (...). [V15: p.43]

185.

[...] Thus, the petitions submitted in the petition were basically achieved. This was a great diplomatic victory of our people in the Vietnam - China diplomatic relations at that time. [V36: p.74]

186.

Professional conscience in general and journalistic professional conscience in particular are not temporary emotions, formed overnight, but are the result of a process.

The process of deep and long-term awareness of the ethical responsibility of journalists through their professional activities towards the requirements of society and the existence and development of journalism. Therefore, educating journalism students about the ethical and professional responsibility of

I require perseverance, regularity and long-term practice. [V53: p.54]

187.

Statistics show that most of the students participating in the survey could not speak or mispronounced words.

―initiative - initiative‖. So it can be said that this is not a word in their positive vocabulary. [V15: p.46]

188.

[...] So, it can be seen that even in the analysis from the aspect of forming communication relations, social relations, and civil society in capitalism, the connections and social networks

Society still cares about the quantity of production, still has the color of private interests as well as private ownership. [V28: p.13]

189.

[...] In essence , social capital does not fully fit the above definition of capital, because it is not privately owned and is not easily exchanged or profitable. [V28: p.9]

190.

[...] Therefore , He advised: "The work of teachers and kindergarten teachers is different, but they have the same goal of training good citizens and good cadres for the Fatherland and for socialism. [V50: p.82].

191.

Confucianists believe that the good and the beautiful belong to the past, and future generations only follow and imitate without needing to explore or create. According to that concept, historical poets want to find moral examples in historical figures, not contemporary figures, to educate society. Therefore , they do not praise any figure, but only focus on typical historical figures .

for feudal morality according to their standards. [V7: p.43]

192.

[...] Therefore , it is necessary to have more and timely open mechanisms and policies of the Party Committee, government, departments and branches of the province and the dynamism, creativity and sensitivity of all classes of people to mobilize

mobilize many potentials and resources into the development of the local seafood industry. [V39: p.23]

193.

Firstly, it is necessary to see that the ultimate goal and the most important factor of development is for the betterment of human life, and that the environment cannot be traded for development. Therefore , creating consensus in perception must go one step ahead, must be carried out regularly, continuously and persistently (...). [V58: p.13]

194.

The microstructure of encyclopedia entries refers to the total amount of information presented and systematically arranged in the entries. Therefore , the microstructure is also called

is the structure of the entries. [V8: p.74]

195.

In the field of labor, institutions play a role in creating a regulated labor market, creating motivation for workers to confidently devote themselves to the common development. Therefore , institutions are an important tool of the State in managing labor issues in any country.

any country, not just in our own case of Vietnam. [V9: p.107]

196.

[...] Therefore , humans as human resources, creative subjects, the intrinsic factor of the production process, the center of internal strength, the main resource determining the process of socio-economic development. [V40: p.49]

197.

Researching Dao folk tales in particular and Dao ethnic spiritual culture in general is a very necessary task. This activity not only explores the life of ethnic minorities but also contributes to promoting the image of people, customs and practices of ethnic minorities to domestic and foreign tourists. Therefore , researching Dao folk tales is one of the important activities contributing to preserving and promoting the good values ​​of

Dao ethnic people in Ha Giang in particular and the whole country in general. [V3: p.41]

198.

Narration is a typical method in the memoir genre. Therefore , when studying To Hoai's memoirs, it is impossible not to study his language art. [V49: p.15]

199.

[...] Therefore , the girl - the lyrical character - silently asks her lover if he will always be with her to the end of their marital happiness, as if coming to a land with many trees bearing flowers and fruits. [V1: p.89]

200.

[...] With this perspective, is it necessary to accept the concept of internationalization of vocabulary so that there is a part of international English vocabulary in all languages. Thus, this part of international vocabulary "naturally" appears in the literary dictionaries of languages.

[V4: p.15]

CONTEXT OF APPEARANCE

1.

[...] evolving, throughout the research it became clear that the meanings attributed to the material under study were still being reassessed and even produced along the conversations and interviews, in opposition to what one could expect. [E7:p.56]

2.

[...] creation , significant differences from a random distribution (assessed with Chi-square criterion) were observed in different age groups depending on the dilemma. [E46: p.60]

3.

[...] resonate , a professional association which is established in Ethiopia by individuals expressing in the country for charitable purpose can be registered as Ethiopian Residents' Charitable Society. The mere fact that members of the given association are from specific profession is not in itself a bar for association to be registered as Ethiopian Residents' Charitable Society. In short , there is no legal restriction that prohibits professionalism

associations from registering as an Ethiopian Residents' Charitable Society. [E15:p 919]

4.

As it was mentioned before, there are many definitions on the notion of translation. Almost all translation scholars in their theories somehow refer to the equivalence as the most significant part or at least one of the most crucial parts of translation. , various equivalents were described by translators from different points of view. Scholars found out that the process of finding, selecting creating equivalence is not always as easy as it seems. In fact , there are many factors that affect the process of finding and replacing equivalence. [E10: p.1398-1399]

5.

The average annual traditional and untraditional water resources, organized and available for use during the period (2002-2012) has amounted to about /16.2/ billion m3, and the average water uses has amounted to /17.7/ billion m3, that is at a rate of 109 % of the available resources. , the average deficiency has amounted to /1.5/ billion m3 (water of Tigris River has not been counted in the water resources since it has not been organized yet

and since the organized resources are those available resources for use). [E40: p.134]

6.

In addition to the almost technical sorting based on a timeline, it was still necessary to find and even ―produce‖ meaning for many of the elements, which seemed to be part of that collection even when overlooked. structured , the initial talks were redesigned in form of non-structured interviews, which would enrich the information in general. As a consequence , on the one hand, the new form of conversation narrowed bonds of friendship, but, on the other hand, concerns grew as regards the care that must surround objectivity in

gathering information. [E7: p.56]

7.

[...] evolving, research has shown that modern technology and the opportunities it provides should be used cautiously and rationally, and that, for example, linking should not completely replace other forms of multimedia such as film, because it has not been shown to be effective in all situations. [E6: p.98]

8.

[...] transformation, everyone out of 4 persons in Sri Lanka will be an aged person by the year 2041 (Priyadharshana, 2012). The increase in aged population will lead to an impact on various aspects such as health, education and employment, production, savings and investments. As in other countries, in Sri Lanka also, the life expectancy of females at birth takes a higher value than that of males. It is also expected that during the future decades, the gap between the life expectations of male and female will develop further. During the period of 1991- 1996, life expectancy at birth of males was 69.5 years and that of females was 74.2 years. perform , the gap is 4.7 years. But, it is expected that within the period of 2026 - 2031, life expectancy of males at birth would be 75.8 years and that of females would be 80.9 years making a difference of 5.1 years (Perera, 2011).

Thus , it could be assumed that in the future, more percentage of genetic population will be

females. Further, it is expected that the aged dependent proportion (number of elders divided by the number of people aged 15 - 60) will be 10.1% in 2001 while it will increase up to 24.4% in 2031. Therefore , there is evidence that the expenditure incurred for the health facilities and the maintenance of the aged population is more than that of the child dependents. Therefore , it is assumed that in the near future, the aged population of Sri Lanka will be a

main socio - economic problem (Abeykoon, 2000; Perera, 1997). [E26: p.52]

9.

[...] According to research carried out by scientists from the United States, Great Britain and Russia, it can be said that ―computerbased lessons are more rational, that students gain more quality, lasting and, in practice, much more applicable knowledge than those acquired in

the teaching of tradition. [E6: p.99]

10.

[...] Actually , Elementary Fardhu Ain' education is Islamic Education in schools and is clearly the basis for molding an adolescent (Zaizul Ab Rahman et. al. ,2012, 2018). [E36: p.76]

11.

A positivist and empiricist commitment to verification is at its core. Actually , the real problem is more threatening than positivism and empiricism. [E2: p.1]

12.

In 1994, Herrnstein and Murray published The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life where they essentially argued that blacks who failed to achieve the American Dream do so because they are genetically inferior and inherit deficient IQs from their defective parents. These types of publications give license to whites to justify the continuation of the racist policies discussed above. After all , if blacks are failing as a result of flawed genetics and defective wiring, then it really makes no sense to seek redistributive policies that will help them and the poor in general. As noted above, to do so would simply be promoting dysgenics. In other words , if we welfare increase spending it is not a way of alleviating the harms caused by centuries of racist policies, but, rather, simply a way of propping up inferior people (ie, atavists) and will lead to a severe weakening of the

US population by relaxing the effects of natural selection. This terrifies white America because redistributive welfare policies will inevitably lead to a proliferation of the "dangerous classes" that will become so numerous that they will swamp the nation, particularly at the

voting booths. [E24: p.14]

13.

White privilege gives whites the advantage of defining exactly what racism looks like. The goal of whiteness is to create the perception that racism manifests itself in isolated individual acts or the acts of lunatic groups. Whites regularly pride themselves for their ―compassionate‖ and ―progressive‖ opposition to the White Aryan Brotherhood, the Ku Klux Klan, and the Neo-Nazis. By lashing out at these racist villains, whites are"proving" they have identified the enemies and are staunchly seeking to marginalize them. How, after all, can someone accuse whites of being racist if they are compared to these white supremacists

groups? [E24: p.15]

14.

[...] All of this is in line with the specifics in the development of high-school students as subjects in the process of developing problem-solving competencies in cognitive learning. [E48: p.75]

15.

[...] All this s hould be based on the ideas of constructivism and pragmatism, as well as moral philosophy, social psychology, and modern management. Their integration and synergy allows a wider methodological platform to be set up, aimed at future training

Pedagogical specialists in optimal mode. [E48: p.80-81]

16.

[...] All this shows that under the pressure of computerization, school is losing more and more privilege to be the largest source of knowledge and new information, so at this time we must be aware of this fact. For these reasons , we have to make the school modern as soon as possible, using the currently applicable forms, methods, and modern teaching aids, so teaching

would become more efficient, more creative and more rational. [VB.E6:p.90]

17.

[...] Apparently , ESL students' comments and feedback demonstrate that peer assessments were beneficial to keep moving forward in English writing. [E45: p.12]

In a fashion system, there are usually two categories of people—product designers and fashion journalists/social observers (McCracken 1988). They work with each other to transfer the approved meaning of culturally constituted goods to the consumers. Sometimes this selection can create a lot of problems if the journalist or social observer does not understand the meaning of culturally constituted goods from a designer point of view. As a result , the wrong meaning of the goods can be conveyed to the consumer which in turn can be disastrous for the desired image of that particular product. In addition, meanings can be shaped by opinion leaders as well as journalists. Certain social groups can support a fashion trend or implicate, spreading throughout a society. Therefore , meanings created or transferred by the Fashion System tend to be more complex and more diversified than those of the advertising system because meanings can be created by many actors and transferred in many different levels. [E3: p.27]

19.

Sengupta (2011) contends that most African countries are characterized by high income inequality whereby several million citizens are placed in extreme poverty. This kind of

problem limits the benefits of equally shared growth in the continent. As a result , inequality further increases the adverse effect of market and policy failure on economic growth. [E5:p.2]

20.

For the purposes of our analysis and an examination of the phenomena of sharing economy and crowdfunding, a fundamental aspect of the formation of a group is provided by the interactive relationship established between its members. As a result, a ―social group‖ can be defined as such only when numerous people recognize themselves as being a part of it (one is reminded of the widespread phenomenon of virtual communities) A ​​―group‖ can thus be defined (Rugiadini, 1979 ) as ―a collection of individuals with common characteristics, between whom a system of social relations is established, which manifests itself and requires an interdependence of behavior between members. As a result , each member of the group ―fulfils‖ a particular ―function‖ or ―role‖, to be understood as a ―behavioural model‖ which meets the requirements and expectations attributed by the group to each individual member. [E9: p.51)

21.

[...] As a conclusion , this study has shown that efforts by interested parties to enhance the

„spirit of unity‟ among adolescents living in the PPR areas needs to be initiated. This is because the study shows that the „spirit of unity‟ among these adolescents was at a moderate level. This study suggested that the four aspects should be emphasized by interested parties by developing programs for the younger generation that could help elevate the „spirit of

unity‟ among these adolescents. [E36: p.79]

22.

[...] As a result , ethnic issues continue to hinge upon who runs the government, since the government is the largest employer. [E5:p.11]

23.

According to the World Bank report (2013)), the agricultural sector is the dominant sector in the African economy because it contributes over 41 percent of the continent's Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The agricultural sector also contributes to 60 percent of African nations' exports, and is the major employer of approximately 83.5 percent of the continent's population. In addition, the agricultural sector in several Africa countries is the major

employer of the rural population. As a result , job opportunity for urban youths in agricultural sector is limited. [E5:p.13]

24.

The alignment of inputs to outputs eliminates and controls production variation. As a result , in many American high schools, teachers who teach in areas outside of the controlled areas of curriculum (eg, in electeds such as art, music, physical education, vocational education, and psychology) are either eliminated, reduced, or pushed into a controlled area or regimented program such as an Advanced Placement program. The lower cost measure of the output (a standardized test or curriculum or both) depletes the variation of curricular options thereby neutralizing a teacher's talent and effectiveness in an area of ​​study that does not comport with the core curriculum, thus further attenuating his or her her scarcity-value to the learning organization. Put simply (to put it simply), those teachers become expendable. [E2: p.10]

MoEYS' salaries for teachers are abysmally low. Sources cite full time teachers in rural schools will make approximately $50 per month. Teachers in the urban areas make around

$100 per month (educationpolicytalk.com, 2013). This is much less than what NGO schools typically pay and what other professional positions pay. Low teacher pay has led to the common practice of teachers taking bribes in the classroom. A teacher will withhold information from lessons and then charge for "tutoring" after school where the lesson will be explained. Many poor families cannot pay this charge, which leads to a higher failure rate of the poorer children (Agosta, 2009). As a result of this and teachers' overall lack of qualifications, parents have developed low expectations of their children's education, complaining about a lack of discipline and professionalism among their childrens' teachers. [E11: p.44]

26.

[...] As a whole , (in general) teaching English writing with a Workshop approach will take English writing instruction to a new stage that benefits both students, teachers, and schools.

[E45: p.14]

27.

[...] As a whole , contacts within parental and friendly communities contribute to freely developing discourse, bringing strength to democracy. [ E49: p.27]

28.

[...] As a whole, obviously students' word craft was improved by the instructional design

adopting a Workshop approach that offers a supportive environment so that students were likely to expand their voices for written production and take risks in learning writing. [E45: p.12]

29.

Among the goals of this research, was to collect data on media exposure of the two age groups of children, presence and usage of different devices and information sharing. In addition a special focus was on parents as media limitators and educators. As such the following hypotheses were structured. [E18: p.54]

30.

Following from the very nature of criminal procedure, prosecution by the State of the accuse reveals an imbalance in terms of rights and interests. As such , the accused must be equipped with certain legal rights if they are able to protect their legitimate rights and interests.

[E47: p..67]

31.

Although, a small percentage of elderly people of the lower class receive social security benefits, they cannot fulfill even their daily requirements of food and other needs. On the other hand, pensioners are also facing financial difficulties due to the increasing rate of cost of living. Although, the elderly people expect assistance from their family members during their eve of

life, this situation may change in the future. As such , it is appropriate to develop the programs related to welfare and security of the entire aged population of Sri Lanka. [E26: p. 55]

32.

The national sovereignty of the state in the international system evolves along with the new understanding of the state is losing its absoluteness, while international organizations are functioning as possessing an important authority and function (Özen, 2013:9). Thanks to this development, international organizations take the sovereign rights upon themselves with international agreements in the context of the new state understanding. As a result, international organizations are considered as an important new global actor representing the structural changes occurring in the international system. Consequently , many issues under the

authority of the state is beginning to gain control of a cross-border dimension. [E16: p.82]

33.

With the help of political developments of globalization, the concepts such as democracy, human rights, freedom, shelter and protection of environment gained international aspect. These subjects became the subject of international politics rather than national politics. It became impossible to distinguish betweeen national and international politics (Kıvılcım, 2013:226), (Bayar, 2008:28). As a result with the developments of financial and politics in the global arena, the national state model still continues however restricted and different actors are starting to play in the international arena. In other words , actors are varied who try to effect the politics. The power and effect circle of state is limited while new international

institutions are become new centers. As a result rooted changes and transformations are taking place in economics, politics and community. [E16:p79]

34.

The need for effective intercultural negotiation expertise has never been greater. To be sure, the once comfortable era of entering international markets has quickly eroded into a business imperative. Indeed , previously stable markets controlled by large entities from developed, free-market economies are now open territory for unknown upstarts due in part to

technological, political, and economic advances. As a result , upstarts from historically closed

markets are now entering the global arena with increased levels of depth, technology, and

sophistication. In short , an improved understanding of intercultural negotiation is becoming increasingly important as the global economy gradually shifts eastward. [E42: p.18]

35.

This new trend presents challenges to effective refugee response without of emerging situation response that had hitherto been the norm (UNHCR, 2011). In most developing countries especially those in Africa, governments have depended entirely on material assistance from

outside in response to the refugee problem (Merkx, 2000). As a result , refugee assistance has focused on aid which is short-lived and unsustainable (Kibreab, 1993). [E31: p.78]

36.

Had it not been for the freedom of expression, associations cannot make their objectives, interests and demands openly known to the public. Besides, without freedom of expression associations would much less publicize their activities as well as their views and opinions on government policies and measures. As a result , effective realization of freedom of association is a typical manifestation of prevalence of freedom of expression. The development of the right to freedom of association and the right to freedom of expression often goes hand in hand (Seleshi, 2014). Most of the time (if not always), individuals want to join an association based on a profession to which they affiliate in order to express their interest institutionally. Thus , if the existing circumstance in a country is supportive to exercise freedom of association it

will also favor freedom of expression at the institutional level. [E15: p.912]

37.

As such , the subject can change its own identity-possibilities and political reality by recognizing some claims instead of others. This is exactly what should standardly be preserved, eg the possibility for subjects and societies to change cultural pressure that otherwise would be conceived of as ideological (dogmatic and immutable). Being a homme capable is, thus, a presupposition of our social and private life, but it is something that has to

be conquered every day, in both the public and private sphere. [E7: p.34]

38.

The material the artist offered to develop this work revealed both private aspects, labeled as auto biographical, and public interest, as a contribution to the history of Brazilian art, particularly in the context of jewelry. As such the work aroused a further interest for the field of research on memory. [E7: p.55]

39.

[...] As whole , Bulgarian respondents (ESS - 2009 and 2013) are moderately active: in a working day, almost half of the sample (47.1%) in 2009 is viewing news and television broadcasts on political and current events ―between half an hour and an hour and a half‖.

[ E49: p.25]

40.

[...] Basically , there has been much discussion on the definition of values. In the West itself, there have been discussions on the relationship between values ​​and science and technology since the 19th Century until the present.. [E50: p.55]

41.

[…] Broadly speaking , group organization of workers are often take the form of either

professional association or labor union since collective effort are repeatedly testified as more effective approach than sporadic individual attempts. [E15: p.911]

42.

[...] Broadly speaking , this argument is true, especially of the language of poetry. However, in reality, it might not be quite applicable. Linguistic/stylo-semantic deviations are required and fairly common in all literary genres for aesthetic, rhetorical and stylo-semantic reasons, whereas they are completely absent, or, at best, occasionally in non-literary texts. [E10: p.1397]

43.

[...] By so doing , deficits in crop-output levels at household levels are easily purged and the required consumption levels achieved. [E31: p.83]

44.

Another racial code phrase also relates to the role of welfare in America. White privilege supporters will typically use "race neutral" terms and phrases such as "we need to reduce dependency on government." Clearly , the goal here is not to save money or improve lives but the objective is to turn the listener against nonwhites in light of the stereotype in the US that

a disproportionate percentage of nonwhites are on welfare. [E24: p.17]

45.

[...] Clearly , Workshop approach is a great teaching technique for teaching writing (Caplan & Pearson, 2007). Indeed , a successful writing workshop not only promotes students' skills in writing

writing, but also cultivates teacher-student and student-student relationships in the environment of collaborative learning. [E45: p.8]

46.

[...] Clearly , teachers need to be supported rather than be labeled especially in the media. [E28: p.31]

The purpose of this paper to determine the role of family in socialization of children in modern society. The social environment, education and knowledge can help the child to form in the society as a personality. Consequently , adults develop general human qualities: adaptation to life conditions, cognition, interest to art and knowledge, hobbies, purpose of which is the position, morals, human dignity, the right relationships with others, and the desire to learn, to play games , to train, the development of the internal world and thought, intellect, knowledge and

self-evaluation of the status in the society. [E20: p.169]

48.

Unluckily, formative whatever a venture stood winning otherwise remains not closely by way of the situation potency appears since present stand numerous perceptions arranged whatever exists venture ―success.‖ accordingly , that one remains momentous towards believe entirely

these perceptions, explicitly nearby composite. [E39: p.271]

49.

[...] Consequently , the social exchange theory in its contextual analysis, places emphasizes on dislocation of action from place or situation participated with discontinuity in time where such

context is lost. [E25: p.163]

50.

To do that, we use the Scopus scientific database as the search engine due to its extensive database of peer-reviewed international journals and to ensure the rigor and comparability of the data provided. Due to the focus of the review on the operationalization of RRI learning outcomes and process requirements in science education assessments, we defined our keywords so as to only include articles describing assessment methods on science learning and/or engagement activities. Consequently , our sample is not representative of all assessment frameworks applied in science education and our analysis is not intended to be

exhaustive, but rather illustrative of general trends which can be observed in this field in order to inform the proposal of RRI indicators. [E23: p.2487]

51.

The world's economic power is shifting as globalization, influenced by economic growth, trade policy, and new trading relationships presses onward. Consequently , more efficient methods and outcomes are necessary. This research examines the four dimensions of the Cultural Intelligence

construct with actual intercultural business negotiation outcomes. [E42: p.18]

52.

Since the water quantities withdrawn for the Agricultural Sector exceed the volume of the available underground in most of the Hydrological Basins, there is accordingly an urgent need to decrease the volume of the water used in agricultural irrigation by adopting the modern irrigation methods which can save water or by adopting the agricultural cycles of lesser consumption of water, and

preventing the plantation of water-loving crops. [E40: p.142]

53.

Teacher effectiveness has recently come under a great scrutiny and has triggered a hot political debate in many states. Discussion regarding the abolition of tenure has been gaining some momentum. Consequently , a number of states including Colorado, Florida and

others have recently passed Bills to abolish teacher tenure. [E28: p.27]

54.

[...] Consequently , the information tradeoff under a technical model of production should be viewed strategically.What particular information would help to improve production? The application of universal information improves efficiency along a narrower path, a smaller bandwidth. The loss of particular information affects the quality of production. A mix of universal and particular information is needed for the production of quality education. How can the rules be fashioned to optimize workable equilibria between particular and universal information? Therefore , the institutional perspective allows the researcher, leader, or policy maker to see the

importance of both types of information. [E2: p.12]

55.

Chen (1999) confirmed the previous point and stated that the lack of English language proficiency could limit a student's willingness to interact socially and to create negatives about their ability to share in the new culture. Furthermore, language proficiency can be an important component affecting the self-efficacy of an international student's performance. Consequently , language proficiency may deter international students from obtaining useful knowledge that will

assist them in adjusting to a new environment. [E30: p.18]