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So, at the moment, it does seem to be very much driven by economics.

"China's interaction with the environment will be very much driven by government policy and they are really serious about this," said Tim Clissold, author of Mr. China: A Memoir. "There is a genuine effort underway to clear up the mess and, like Western governments before them, I'm sure that over time they will solve this problem.

"But even where there is agreement on what kind of testing needs to be done, implementing those studies, chemical by chemical, will be very much driven by the regulations that are enforced for each of those groups," says Makris.

"China is very much driven by policy and they do think very long term.

Romney's campaign, like most, Lizza says, "is very much driven by who his opponents are going to be".

"The actions of lower officials are very much driven by how higher officials are rewarding and punishing them".

He and his colleagues had always regarded the company as "ethical" – because it was "very much driven by pharmacists themselves".

For the average person, he said, "perceptions around the economy are very much driven by the unemployment rate".

Critics would generally be hard pressed to find fault in the agendas and intentions of these funds as they are very much driven by shareholder value considerations.

"Asset allocation is very much driven by hidden financial considerations," said Edward A.H. Siedle, the president of Benchmark Financial Services, a company that audits pension funds.

Phelps, in contrast, admits he is very much driven by the competition and is swimming the 200 freestyle mainly to get a shot at beating Thorpe.