In 2013, a massive bipartisan coalition of business and political leaders successfully drove renewal of the Production Tax Credit (PTC) in Washington, D.C., but project development took a hit because of the uncertainty over the renewal process.
This realization has driven the renewal of the health systems strengthening (HSS) concept, which is now prominent in the wider aid effectiveness agenda [ 1, 5- 8].
He said: "We have always said that community ownership empowers communities, sparks regeneration and drives renewal which is why we have an ambitious target to get one million acres of land into community ownership by 2020.
This indicates that activation of HF SCs that drive renewal of the SG proceeds concomitantly with the stimulation of bulge progeny for HF regeneration.
Masondo said he hoped that private businesses would now be drawn to the area and help drive the renewal of the dilapidated neighbourhood.
Gupta family representative Sanjeev Gupta said: "We are very pleased to invest in this ambitious and innovative enterprise that promises to provide low-carbon, baseload energy and drive economic renewal through the development of a high-value supply chain that will create thousands of new jobs".
High fuel prices shrink the economic life of a passenger aircraft, and that should continue to drive fleet renewal.
Shrimp were reared in pen enclosures within their native habitat, where natural currents drive water renewal, and the natural food supply was supplemented with commercial food.
To enhance our understanding of this phenomenon, this study employs Simons' (1995) levers of control framework to explore how organizations leverage MCS in different ways in order to drive strategic renewal and trigger organizational change while simultaneously supporting society's broader sustainability agenda.
But at the same time, the male nude was carried forward by a wave of renewal driven by Impressionism and its subsequent developments: Frédéric Bazille, or Cézanne, but also Paul Gauguin – inexplicably absent, as are Henri Matisse and Pierre Bonnard, on the French side, and their German counterparts Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Erich Heckel.
Wireless communication technology is in a period of rapid development, and growing business demand has driven communication technology renewal and development.
