Success in any global drive to avert climate catastrophe will involve tackling addictive behavior at its roots and promoting lasting changes in lifestyle.
The prospect of an imminent military strike on Syria has rapidly morphed into a multilateral drive to avert it, though officials in many countries question the sincerity and practicability of the Russian initiative.
Other sensors and control systems can drive tweaks to avert other fouling problems, changing the pressure or the dosage of chemical additives used for pretreatment.
All of these fears can drive you to avert your gaze and head for the door, rather than to walk up to someone and extend your hand.
Where summative assessments are frequent and fact-based, as they usually are in lecture-based curricula, students are driven to eschew deep learning approaches and favor cramming to maximize their grades, a scenario which PBL was designed to avert.
But, she said, she is not driven by the need to avert imprisonment as she continues to fight the case.
But you know his effort will fail, not only because the details of Crane's end are well known, but because the colors are shadowed and bleached out, and the camera pitches vertiginously as the aging Crane moves through a world of sickly, funereal fluorescence, driven by sexual compulsion, trying to avert his eyes from the wreckage of his career.
Research Recap: Which personal values drive actions to avert climate change?
A national drive among UMP supporters to avert a financial crisis and repay the €11m (£9.3m) overspend on Sarkozy's unsuccessful 2012 campaign raised the money in just two months.
Guessing what level of tax might drive the pollution cuts we need to avert runaway climate change is a risk we simply can't afford to take.
But Field writes: "It was the prime minister's wish to avert a catastrophe that drove him to try to move his work and pensions secretary so that the government could quietly shut down the whole reform.
