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As a normative discipline it is thus concerned with what ought, on various assumptions, to be and how this purpose can be promoted, rather than with a description of facts although any realistic political theory is necessarily related to these facts.

These results suggest that when polymer modifiers are used in asphalt, radical reactions, at least at the interface with the modifier, should be promoted rather than prevented by added radical inhibitors.

Yet the school system seems to be promoting rather than discouraging segregation: levels of ethnic segregation are higher among children of school age than 18-34 year-olds.

This will take time, especially if others feel they should have been promoted rather than you.

The IPCC now reveals that two senior officers involved in the case of serial sex offender Kirk Reid (who is thought to have assaulted between 80 and 100 women) were promoted, rather than disciplined.

Increasingly the concept of light sedation has emerged, where (once discomfort, dyssynchrony, and agitation have been controlled) patient awakeness and cooperation are promoted, rather than deep alterations of consciousness.

Research on cigarette ads suggests that youth focus on the product being promoted rather than on the brand name, and that brand names may contribute little to the understanding of what product is being promoted [ 18].

The need for evaluation of the whole individual (a Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment approach), including their family and caregivers and the environment are promoted rather than an approach that would just simply treat the pain.

'Soft' unproven prevention measures involving consumer education and information dissemination are promoted, rather than control policies, which have the strongest evidence base as analysed by Babor et al. [ 9, 10].

Unfortunately, Egypt's military and its biggest benefactor, the United States government, are also selling a big lie to the world: that they are promoting, rather than obstructing, democracy in Egypt.

It is currently believed that bacterial infection is promoting rather than igniting the carcinogenesis and that contact with the stem cells present in the gastric crypts is necessary for this process.