There will be financial incentives to close about 2,000 megawatts-worth of Australia's highest-polluting power stations: many are based in the state of Victoria, which relies mostly on brown coal, an even dirtier source than the black coal that predominates elsewhere.
However, they play a smaller role in several developed countries like Italy, where public pay-as-you-go financing predominates, than in some emerging economies such as Chile.
Since public money generally predominates in the financing of health care, this is straining government budgets.
The game is all about money, and nothing to do with money".Those who think skill predominates also point to the fact that some players excel at the game while others don't.
In Spain, a folk rather than classical idiom predominates; ballet has a profile there, but the most familiar style is, of course, flamenco.In Germany, however, the story of ballet is wholly fragmented.
For example, whenever Christians and Muslims talk politely, the point is often made that today's world no longer divides into geographical areas where one faith or another predominates.
Instead, they seem keener to divide and rule, especially the powerful Hawiye clan which predominates in Mogadishu.In any event, it is uncertain whether the Islamist militants are in a mood to negotiate; despite their losses, they are becoming more effective.
His task is to make his party electable, though his claim that "there is no lesson to be learned from the 2009 electoral defeat" suggests he has not yet given the matter much thought.With no decision on a leader, voters struggle to detect which strand of the party predominates.
At present Israel's religious parties are in the hawks' camp, where a reluctance to yield land for peace predominates.
Commercial use of electricity predominates in China (household consumption accounts for just 10% of the total).
To widespread communal alarm, Pew also found that intermarriage has rocketed and now predominates among the young.
