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To start or commence a process of transformation or modification.
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An individual or group that leads or facilitates changes within an organization or system.
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The reluctance or opposition to alterations, often encountered when implementing changes.
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To put into effect or carry out planned modifications or adjustments.
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The shared attitudes, beliefs, and values that characterize a particular group or society.
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To make gradual improvements commencer à apprendre
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To enhance or refine something over time through incremental changes.
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The process of reorganizing or rearranging the components or structure of an organization.
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The act of modifying or altering the design or structure of something.
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A thorough and comprehensive reconstruction or renovation.
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commencer à apprendre
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A significant improvement or reversal of a situation, often applied to businesses or projects.
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having a preference for maintaining the status quo. commencer à apprendre
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To resist or avoid changes
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To adjust and accommodate oneself to new or altered circumstances.
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Shock, denial, anger, acceptance, move forward. Different emotional responses that individuals may go through when faced with change.
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To be resistant to (change) commencer à apprendre
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To oppose or withstand alterations and modifications.
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To grieve or express sorrow, typically in response to loss or change.
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To address the issue/problem commencer à apprendre
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To confront or deal with a problem or challenge.
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To think something through commencer à apprendre
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To carefully consider or reflect on a matter before making a decision.
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To bring somebody on board commencer à apprendre
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To get someone to support or join a project, idea, or initiative.
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To be on board with something commencer à apprendre
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To be in agreement or supportive of a particular idea or plan.
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There is a high probability or likelihood of success.
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To make money by the scoopful commencer à apprendre
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To earn a significant amount of money.
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commencer à apprendre
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A state of self-satisfaction and unawareness of potential problems or dangers had developed.
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The volume of sales decreased or declined.
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He resorted to an overhaul commencer à apprendre
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He chose to undertake a comprehensive and thorough restructuring.
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He scrapped TV advertising commencer à apprendre
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He eliminated or abandoned television advertising.
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To get the company back on track commencer à apprendre
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To restore a company to a path of success or improvement.
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A renewed emphasis on R&D commencer à apprendre
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A revived focus on research and development.
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Globalization may have subjected the company to stiffer competition commencer à apprendre
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The company may face more intense competition due to globalization.
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An increase in the size of the middle-income population.
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A symbol or representation that signifies something.
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Strict, precise, or rigorous.
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To spread, promote, or transmit something, such as ideas or beliefs.
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Elegant, stylish, or luxurious.
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To defend against or repel a threat or attack.
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Intense or strong competition.
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To remain unchanged or make little progress.
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The reduction of expenses or expenditures.
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To strengthen or support.
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To start or undertake a new project or journey.
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To counteract a growing number of complaints commencer à apprendre
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To take measures to offset or counter the increase in complaints.
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To relocate a company/department commencer à apprendre
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To move a company or a department to a different location.
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To reconsider long-held beliefs commencer à apprendre
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To review or rethink deeply ingrained beliefs.
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To underestimate the impact of something commencer à apprendre
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To miscalculate or undervalue the effect of something.
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To track somebody/something down commencer à apprendre
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To locate or find someone or something.
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To retrace one's steps or reverse a decision.
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To be moving in the correct direction or making progress.
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To keep track of something commencer à apprendre
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To monitor or stay informed about something.
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To lose track of something commencer à apprendre
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To become unaware or lose information about something.
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To expedite or accelerate a process.
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To conceal or hide evidence of one's actions.
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A history of consistent and successful performance.
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To be deeply absorbed or immersed in work.
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CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) commencer à apprendre
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The ethical and social responsibility of a business to contribute positively to society, beyond its economic activities.
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A set of rules or guidelines that outline ethical standards and expected behavior for individuals or organizations.
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The act of offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting something of value to influence the actions of an official or other person in a position of power.
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A payment or gift given to someone to influence their actions or decisions.
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A form of bribery where a portion of the payment made is returned to the payer.
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An inducement or bribe offered to someone to influence their behavior.
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A secret or indirect payment, especially a bribe.
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Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power, typically involving bribery.
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Involved in dishonest or illegal activities, especially involving bribery.
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actions that are morally or legally unacceptable. commencer à apprendre
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Unethical or illegal behavior
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Insider trading (insider dealing) commencer à apprendre
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Trading securities based on material nonpublic information about the company.
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A barrier or division within a financial or legal firm to prevent conflicts of interest.
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An agreement between competitors to set the prices of goods or services, eliminating competition.
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Manipulating the market to create a false impression of supply, demand, or price.
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Behavior characterized by immoral or unethical actions, often related to corruption or dishonesty.
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Deceptive practices intended to secure unfair or unlawful gain.
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A person or entity engaged in fraudulent activities.
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Involving deceit or dishonesty, typically for financial gain.
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The misappropriation of funds entrusted to someone for personal use.
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Producing imitation goods, typically with the intent to deceive or defraud.
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The act of producing fake or false documents or signatures.
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A person who engages in the act of forgery.
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Producing counterfeit or imitation luxury goods.
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A dishonest scheme or fraud.
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Engaging in a dishonest or illegal business scheme.
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A criminal activity where individuals or businesses are forced to pay for protection.
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The process of concealing the origins of illegally obtained money.
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The principles and standards that guide the conduct of individuals and organizations in the business world.
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Conduct that adheres to moral principles and values.
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The unauthorized acquisition of confidential information about a company's competitors.
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Cameras hidden from view for surveillance or monitoring purposes.
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Designing products with a limited lifespan to encourage repeat purchases.
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The act of attempting to influence decisions made by officials or legislators.
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The act of disclosing information about illegal or unethical activities within an organization.
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To reveal confidential information commencer à apprendre
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To disclose information that is meant to be kept secret.
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Stakeholders vs shareholders commencer à apprendre
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Stakeholders include all parties affected by a company's actions, while shareholders are specifically owners of the company.
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The responsibility to answer for one's actions or decisions.
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Openness and clarity in communication and decision-making processes.
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Honesty, integrity, and adherence to moral principles.
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Improper or unethical behavior.
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To designate somebody to do something commencer à apprendre
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To assign or appoint someone for a specific task or role.
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To supervise or manage Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives.
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Favoritism shown to family members in business or politics.
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Organizations responsible for creating and enforcing rules and regulations.
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The system of rules, practices, and processes by which a company is directed and controlled.
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Granting authority or power to individuals or groups.
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The recognized and most effective way of doing something.
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A form of compensation that gives employees the right to buy company stock at a specified price.
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A retirement plan or package that provides substantial benefits to employees.
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To violate or circumvent established rules.
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To be morally beyond reproach commencer à apprendre
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To have an impeccable moral standing.
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To publicly support or recommend a cause or idea.
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To promote the development or growth of something.
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To weaken or erode the foundation or trust in something.
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To conform to or adhere to rules, regulations, or standards.
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To represent or express a particular quality or idea.
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A traditional practice or behavior.
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To cause damage or injury.
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Supporters or advocates of a particular cause or idea.
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To prevent or refrain from causing environmental pollution.
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To conduct business/classes/research/tests/business operations commencer à apprendre
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To carry out or perform various activities related to business, education, research, or testing.
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To make expenditures/money/profits/loss commencer à apprendre
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To spend money, earn profits, or incur losses.
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To optimize or achieve the highest possible financial gain.
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To offer job opportunities.
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To expose a company to negative publicity commencer à apprendre
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To subject a company to unfavorable public attention.
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Listening1 (tapescript p 166) commencer à apprendre
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Refers to an audio recording or transcript associated with a listening exercise on page 166.
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To trace the beginnings of CSR to some specific events commencer à apprendre
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To identify the origin or starting point of Corporate Social Responsibility.
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A positive aspect or outcome in a seemingly negative situation.
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The unintentional release of gas.
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To breathe in harmful or poisonous gases.
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To put your company/reputation at risk commencer à apprendre
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To jeopardize the well-being or standing of a company or reputation.
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A business that is actively functioning.
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An agreement resolving a dispute.
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A monetary payment to compensate for losses or damages.
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A legal proceeding held in court.
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The consequences or results of an event.
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To run a ship onto the shore or into shallow waters.
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Refers to a specific page (page 41) in a text or book.
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An approach that evaluates a company's performance based on economic, social, and environmental factors.
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Engaging in actions or activities intended to benefit others.
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A minor or secondary event or activity.
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To take great pride or pleasure in something.
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Complicated or intricate.
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To make a strenuous effort to achieve something.
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The act of businesses donating money or resources to charitable causes.
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To allocate money to something commencer à apprendre
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To assign or distribute funds to a specific purpose.
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Occurring later than expected or desired.
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Sets of rules or guidelines defining ethical behavior.
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Competitive advantage/edge commencer à apprendre
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A unique advantage that allows a company to outperform its competitors.
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Superficial changes made to improve the appearance of something without addressing underlying issues.
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Moral excellence or righteousness.
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A large number or variety.
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Improper or unacceptable behavior.
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To pledge or promise to do something.
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NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations) commencer à apprendre
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Organizations that are independent of government control and operate for social, environmental, or humanitarian purposes.
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Something that stimulates or fuels economic or business expansion.
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The accidental release of oil into the environment, often occurring in bodies of water and causing environmental damage.
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To be subjected to criticism, opposition, or negative actions.
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A negative impact on one's standing or image, typically caused by damaging actions or events.
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To be proactive and stay ahead of competitors or challenges.
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To take a serious look at something commencer à apprendre
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To carefully and thoroughly examine or consider something.
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Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
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The status or condition of being a citizen, involving rights, duties, and responsibilities within a community or nation.
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Achieving a balance between the amount of greenhouse gases emitted and the amount removed from the atmosphere.
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To experience rapid and significant growth or success.
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Gradually or progressively growing in frequency or intensity.
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To engage in a struggle or fight against something.
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To be utilized effectively or for a positive purpose.
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To influence or mold public perception or beliefs.
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Attempting to conceal or gloss over wrongdoing or faults.
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Conveying a false impression of environmental responsibility to deceive the public.
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To promote or publicize aggressively.
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To minimize environmental impact commencer à apprendre
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To reduce the negative effects on the environment.
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A small, thin piece or portion of something.
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To be done on the heels of something commencer à apprendre
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To follow closely in time or sequence.
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The repeated occurrence of an event or phenomenon.
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To meet a standard or expectation.
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Claims or accusations that have not been proven.
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To subscribe to something commencer à apprendre
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To support or adopt a particular belief or idea.
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To cause widespread and severe destruction or chaos.
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To be notified or made aware of something.
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To withdraw a product from the market due to safety concerns or defects.
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Stringent (tests/regulations) commencer à apprendre
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Strict or rigorous in terms of requirements or standards.
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Unharmed or undamaged, particularly in relation to one's reputation.
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The word on the street is commencer à apprendre
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Common talk or rumors circulating in a community or society.
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Unverified information or gossip.
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Impossible to predict or anticipate.
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A quantity of products produced or processed together.
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To remove a product from circulation or sale.
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Listening2 (tapescript p 167) commencer à apprendre
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Refers to an audio recording or transcript associated with a listening exercise on page 167.
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Close examination or inspection.
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To be cautious or vigilant.
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To be in a situation where harm or danger is possible.
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Unfavorable or unexpected.
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Quick and cheerful readiness or willingness.
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Pertaining to the formulation and implementation of a plan of action to achieve a specific goal
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Relevant to your business commencer à apprendre
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Connected or applicable to your business operations
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A haphazard or indiscriminate method
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To go under (to go out of business) commencer à apprendre
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To cease operating, especially due to financial failure
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Prone or susceptible to occurring
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To foresee or expect something
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To develop or undergo gradual change
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To come under a lot of pressure commencer à apprendre
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To face intense scrutiny or demands
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To deliberately ignore CSR commencer à apprendre
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To intentionally disregard Corporate Social Responsibility
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‘Gekko unfriendly’ vocabulary commencer à apprendre
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Terms or expressions that may be disapproved of by Gordon Gekko, a fictional character known for unethical business practices
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Materials that are environmentally friendly and have a minimal impact on ecosystems
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Devices that convert sunlight into electricity
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A company's environmental accomplishments or commitments
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Public attention or coverage
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To reveal or discover proof or information
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To pick up on (the story) commencer à apprendre
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To become aware of or resume discussion of a topic
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State-of-the-art technology commencer à apprendre
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Cutting-edge or the latest technology
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A detailed plan or design
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To take aggressive action
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To minimize or downplay the significance of something
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To establish a connection or coordinate with someone
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To expose oneself to the possibility of experiencing something negative
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A deceptive action or statement intended to distract or disguise the truth
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To avoid addressing or confronting an issue directly
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To pay lip service to something commencer à apprendre
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To express support for something verbally without genuine commitment
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Relating to actions or gestures that are merely symbolic or superficial
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The practice of making only a symbolic effort to include a particular group
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To reveal or bring attention to fraudulent activities
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To enforce or require Corporate Social Responsibility
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To fulfill or keep a commitment
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To implement (a CSR program) commencer à apprendre
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To put into effect or carry out a Corporate Social Responsibility program
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The practice of moving business operations to another country
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commencer à apprendre
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without any additional value
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Maximizing resource efficiency while minimizing environmental impact
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commencer à apprendre
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The act of businesses donating money or resources to charitable causes
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A strategy where a company aligns its brand with a particular social or environmental cause
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commencer à apprendre
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A noble or worthy purpose
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To offset negative impact commencer à apprendre
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To counterbalance or neutralize the adverse effects of something
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To put a numerical value on something commencer à apprendre
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To assign a quantitative measure to something
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To be an expert on something commencer à apprendre
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To have extensive knowledge or skill in a particular area
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commencer à apprendre
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Allocating resources to benefit the community
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To be inherently destructive commencer à apprendre
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Having an innate tendency to cause harm or damage
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To be genuinely committed to (CSR) commencer à apprendre
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To be sincerely dedicated to Corporate Social Responsibility
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To make a commitment to something commencer à apprendre
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To pledge or promise to support or engage in something
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To give money or resources to charitable organizations
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Receiving a lot of public attention or being well-known
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To improve or strengthen one's public image
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To be casually disregarded or overlooked
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Independent entities that assess and confirm the accuracy of information or compliance with standards
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To place something at the forefront commencer à apprendre
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To prioritize or emphasize something
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commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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A set of rules or guidelines defining ethical behavior
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Memorandum of Understanding commencer à apprendre
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A formal agreement outlining the terms and details of a relationship or partnership
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commencer à apprendre
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A person trained to assist women in childbirth
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commencer à apprendre
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An effort to provide services or support to a community or group outside the organization
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commencer à apprendre
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Clear and specific declarations
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commencer à apprendre
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To create and introduce a new word or phrase.
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