I sense it happening all around me: country post offices; local libraries; groups combining to challenge planning authorities; mothers getting together to insist on traffic-quietening measures.
But now Waddesdon Manor and Hartwell House in Buckinghamshire are to take centre stage in a saga of their own as their powerful occupants combine to challenge the government over its plans for HS2, the high speed train line between London and Birmingham.
Mobile computing, the so-called Internet of Things, and the rapid expansion of Internet connectivity all over the world are combining to challenge long-standing assumptions about the mission, function, and reach of traditional organizational forms.
It is clear from the papers published in this Special Issue that research into halophytes has a distinct place in aiding our understanding of salt tolerance in plants, which is likely to be important as climate change and population growth combine to challenge our ability to feed the human population of the world.
It is clear from the papers published in this Special Issue that research into halophytes has a distinct place in aiding our understanding of salt tolerance in plants, an understanding that is likely to be of importance as climate change and population growth combine to challenge our ability to feed the human population of the world.
Using theory about complex adaptive systems and policy implementation, this paper considers how actors' sensemaking and the exercise of discretionary power currently combine to challenge PHC re-orientation in the South African health system; and provides examples of leadership practices that promote sensemaking and power use in support of PHC.
But the biggest dangers are those we've yet to identify, and if nature is any guide, the only way to prepare for them and respond to them effectively is to have an abundance of flexibility and skills which can be combined to meet any challenge.
These practical and professional challenges appear combined to influence new graduates to achieve financial stability through paid salaried employment where they gain professional experience in a training environment.
Dissent is an egalitarian phenomenon, since it combines a willingness to challenge authority with a moral compulsion to do what is right.
Inspired by the second verse of the Australian national anthem – "with courage let us all combine" – Drew wanted to challenge how the country thinks about asylum seekers and immigrants.
