Assuming you're talking about the US justice system . . . individuals still have rights when they are accused of criminal acts because our justice system requires that each individual be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Until such point that they are proven guilty, they are assumed innocent, and are entitled to the same rights as you or I am, having not committed any criminal acts. . . . THEY HAVE TO BE PROVEN GUILTY FIRST BEFORE THEY LOSE ANY RIGHTS AS A CITIZEN
<span>The correct answer is organizational objectives</span>
<span>Organizational objectives are the
targets toward which the open management system is directed. </span>
Organizational objectives are derived from the
organization’s Mission and Vision. An organization that is
accomplishing its objectives, is also simultaneously
accomplishing its purpose and thereby justifying its reason for existence(mission)
This is what they call <span>condition precedent. The party's task to </span><span>perform arise after a specific event happens. However, when the event never happens, </span><span>the duty of the party to </span>perform will<span> never arise. The parties are discharged from the contract.</span><span> </span>
Answer:
$0.26
Explanation:
diluted earnings per share (EPS) = (net income - preferred dividends) / (weighted average outstanding shares + diluted shares)
net income = $330,000
preferred dividends = 2,000 x $500 x 8% = $80,000. Since the preferred stocks are convertible, they will be considered diluted shares. Therefore, no preferred dividends will be included in the calculation.
weighted average outstanding shares:
- January 1 = 700,000 x 12/12 = 700,000
- March 1 = 200,000 x 10/12 = 166,666.7
- total weighted average = 866,666.7
diluted shares = 2,000 preferred stocks x 200 = 400,000
diluted EPS = $330,000 / (866,666.7 + 400,000) = $0.260526247 ≈ $0.26
Answer:
TRUE
Explanation:
It is true that Patch management watches for the release of new updates from vendors, tests the patches, obtains approval, and then oversees the deployment and implementation of updates across the production environment.
Patch management can be defined as the process that helps acquire, test and install multiple patches (code changes) on existing applications and software tools on a computer, <u>enabling systems to stay updated </u>on existing patches and determining which patches are the appropriate ones.
A patch is a <u>set of changes to a computer program or its supporting data designed to update</u>, fix, or improve it; hence improving the functionality
