Overall, there has been a decrease of 23 percentage points in the proportion of Pakistanis who think having children is the most
important for the fulfillment of one's personality.
In the nationwide survey conducted last June 22-26, 1,200 respondents were asked, "In your opinion, is it
important that the control of the islands that China currently occupies in the West Philippine Sea be given back to the Philippines?"
During the day they go to perform the duties of their
important work at the workplace of importance.
Although generally ranked less
important, when respondents were asked about sports, culture and recreation factors, they claimed that the most
important factors are availability of family-friendly activities (53% said it is very
important), availability of natural areas/landscapes (53% said it is very
important), availability of relaxation options (50% said it is very
important), and availability of outdoor/sports activities (48% said it is very
important).
As a result, it is valuable to explore what are the most
important factors which can affect the profitability of banks.
Health insurance is common, and 84 percent of the survey participants identified health as being
important -- but only 82 percent identified health is an
important thing to protect.
They are the most likely of all business sizes to think it's very
important to be able to access their bank in-branch (54 per cent) and least likely to think it's very
important to be able to access their bank online (62 per cent).
A nationally representative sample of adult men, from across the four provinces was asked "Please tell us, how
important is family in your life?" Responding to this, 94% said very
important and 6% said somewhat
important.
On the other hand, being able to reason on the basis of evidence actually is
important. Thinking rationally and logically is
important.
"Most
important, all staff members have a good understanding of the scholar athlete profile desired by Gettysburg.
When conflicts arise between pursuing
important academic goals and yielding to tempting distractions, they learn how to remain task-focused despite their immediate impulses; they delay gratification.
Such highly productive systems are particularly
important in the case of poverty-related diseases such as HIV, malaria and TB, when 10-100 millions of doses need to be manufactured while keeping costs relatively low.
