Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Capable of participating.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Capable of participating.
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- adjective That
participates , or is capable ofparticipating
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The second, often called the participative approach, focuses on the desirability of involving organization members in decision making so that they will be more highly motivated.8
Grow To Be Great Dwight L. Gertz João P. A. Baptista 1995
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The second, often called the participative approach, focuses on the desirability of involving organization members in decision making so that they will be more highly motivated.8
Grow To Be Great Dwight L. Gertz João P. A. Baptista 1995
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The second, often called the participative approach, focuses on the desirability of involving organization members in decision making so that they will be more highly motivated.8
Grow To Be Great Dwight L. Gertz João P. A. Baptista 1995
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Each discipline and practitioner seems to find their own ways to cope with it, and the ones most willing to let go of power and control, both as far as content and the used medium are concerned, and to actively share the creative power with their audience in what is called participative media, seem to have most to win from the current situation, in Deuze's opinion.
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Inviting people over to write could interesting, making the page more "participative", though these pages will not be open to philochavistas besides the comment section.
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Conflicts are an everyday issue, and they help forge the process in a more "participative" but messy way.
1. Using indigenous knowledge in agricultural development. 1992
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Deputy Chief Harris said he will employ a "participative" leadership style with the department's 83 officers.
QCOnline Metro News 2010
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Note that this applies equally to consumers and marketers: the key word in my definition is "participative," which is of course what separates social from traditional media.
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Note that this applies equally to consumers and marketers: the key word in my definition is "participative," which is of course what separates social from traditional media.
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Thus, another historic Chapter in Chavez '"participative" democracy was closed yesterday and all we have left to find out is if the new Vice-President for the Capital District will ironically be the same person that was defeated by Ledezma at the polls last November.
unknown title 2009
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