Some investors are wary of putting money into cellulosic technologies, he says, because "there is a lot of economic, technological, and policy uncertainties".
The age of the revolutions political, economic, technological, intellectual was an age of crisis for Christianity.
Philosophical, political, economic, technological, legal, sociological, and psychological approaches are frequently distinguished.
Other demographic, economic, technological, and cultural changes transformed Italian daily life and fueled social unrest.
This rank-and-file choice reflects the influence of fundamental economic, technological, and sociopolitical forces in Japanese society.
Such forecasting is a tricky business, given the number of moving parts and the economic, technological and regulatory uncertainties.
We already have many tools and approaches — economic, technological, behavioural, management — to deal effectively with the climate change challenge.
Sculpture is always closer than architecture to pure form, being mostly liberated from all the obvious constraints (environmental, economic, technological and political) that shape any building's design.
Rather than developing detailed policy on childcare, housing, or education, Labour's debate should be about how government can help people to tackle massive economic, technological and social change.
Instead, companies have taken the approach of simultaneously warning and enabling, a mixed message that underscores a complex swirl of economic, technological and social factors.
"Undoubtedly, projects such as that of Posco have considerable economic, technological and strategic significance for the country," India's minister for the environment, Jairam Ramesh, wrote in the approval document.
