Furthermore, the participation of users of both domestic and community-scale biogas2 allows for an exploratory consideration of challenges and opportunities associated with individual and collective agency, respectively.
She also role-modelled constructive accountability through creating a space to allow collective consideration of challenges and successes.
Referring to the U.S. Supreme Court's consideration of a challenge to a Texas anti-sodomy law, the senator said, "And if the Supreme Court says that you have a right to [gay] consensual sex within your home, then you have the right to bigamy, you have the right to polygamy, you have the right to incest, you have the right to adultery.
The IDEAL Framework and Recommendations emerged from expert consensus consideration of this challenge (McCulloch et al, 2009).
"One hallmark of leadership in such a fast-moving world is allowing sufficient room for quiet thinking and contemplation, which can enable deeper, cooler consideration of how challenges and opportunities can best be addressed".
The path not best walked alone Aron Cramer, CEO of BSR, opened the evening with a consideration of the challenges and rewards that face governments, companies, clients, NGOs and citizens as they work together to deal with human rights.
The decision to explore and depict "the art of design" through a succession of thrilling-genius profiles certainly makes for solid entertainment: the episodes on Gilles and Hatfield, in particular, offer compelling portraits of their subjects, and thoughtful consideration of design challenges in matching form, function, and the real-world marketplace.
Their questions range from the meticulous (were the ballot envelopes sealed?) to the Minnesota nice (were the campaigns "quiet and respectful during the counting process"?).A state board will meet on December 8th to begin the consideration of ballots challenged by the two campaigns.
The rationales and justifications of public procurement policies to spur innovation are discussed, followed by a consideration of the challenges and potential pitfalls as well as appropriate institutional arrangements and strategies, including some recent empirical examples of good practice.
In addition, we show how scientists could foster the commercialization of genetically engineered microbes for bioremediation through the use of technical safeguards and the consideration of regulatory challenges at the onset of their research.
The at times fierce polarization in the debate on refugee admission and integration blocks sober consideration of the challenges that lie ahead when welfare regimes that are already under severe economic stress are exposed to unplanned large immigration and exacerbated conflicts over religious and ethnic diversity.
