The show is a gamble on the part of Discovery and Mr. Beers, who is best known for "Deadliest Catch," as it seeks to capitalize on society's fascination with the postapocalypse.
I don't think it's the agencies that are changing, really, I think they're just capitalizing on what society wants to see; it has everything to do with capitalism at the end of the day".
The overall aim is to raise public awareness about gender equality and capitalize on civil society's work as well as government policies and praxis through providing facts and evidence-based recommendations for effective strategies and their implementation against inequality, fundamentalism and gendered violence in Kurdistan.
But during that time Northern Ireland's society surged forward, capitalizing on the agreement and the end to systematic sectarian violence that resulted from cease-fires by the I.R.A. and its Protestant paramilitary counterparts.
A friend in England told me the vegetarian societies aren't capitalizing on the panic as they should.
Moreover, it also needs to successfully compromise economic with social and environmental dimensions, in an effort to embody the social and environmental concern in the planning outcome, since tourism is an industry capitalizing on nature's endowments and society's heritage [39, 42, 43].
Moreover, these embodied risks are distributed unevenly within societies and across the globe, capitalizing on asymmetries and hierarchies within and across categories of class, gender, and ethnicity.
It did say, however, that the two sides will "work together while capitalizing on their respective strengths in the utilization of industrial drones, in order to deliver innovation to society with technologies and services originating in Japan".
By leveraging the inherent power of education and capitalizing on the promise of partnerships, we can help bolster schools' power to respond to the ever-growing challenges facing society's most vulnerable children — and strengthen the foundation for tomorrow.
But it is such a hackneyed reference to race and racial politics in American society -- a society immensely changed since those decades -- that you have to wonder whether Mr. Wilson, who is African-American, is thinking independently or just capitalizing on a notorious threadbare cliché for the sake of creative expediency.
