Although we do not know the exact scenario that the question refers to, we can still talk about the actions that we would follow in order to deal with embezzlement.
Embezzlement is a type of crime in which a person misappropriated the assets that were entrusted to him or her within a company. This is a common type of white-collar crime. It leads to the person using the assets that he is allowed to have in ways that are unintended and self-serving. There are several reasons and rationalizations that you need to address in order to deal with this problem. First, you need to be able to convince the person committing the crime that what he is doing is wrong, and falls outside of the duties that were assigned to him or her. You would need to counter arguments such as "this is better for the company" or "this is part of my duties." You also need to be able to show evidence of the fact that his or her behaviour was unlawful and selfish. Finally, you need this evidence to reach people with authority to do something about it.
The answer is letter letter B. A form of community release that occurs only after an offender has served time in prison is parole. Also the offender in this case will be released from the prison and will serve the remaining time time of their sentence in the community.
You could show off the company culture, lay out the potential for success, or focus on recruiting.
Answer:
A. Extending the role of government into industries that have been traditionally private, like healthcare
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Explanation:
The Democratic Party has different factions, one of them is more progressive, and the other is more centrist, or liberal. In spite of this, the party as a whole agrees with the idea that the American healthcare system should be reformed.
Most of the democratic presidents in the 20th century have tried to reform healthcare by increasing government intervention. Franklin D. Roosevelt created Social Security, Medicare begun during the Lyndon B. Johnson administration, and Obama signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in 2010.