This chapter looks at the evolution of the ERM to mainstream activity, discusses the current ERM strategies for investors, and concludes with a list of some current challenges.
But Linda Holloway, a member of the 1999 state board that dumped evolution, said the mainstream scientists' failure to participate in the hearings signaled that "they're afraid to be cross-examined, they're afraid to defend their theory".
Instead of "creationists", Explore Evolution speaks of various "critics" of the mainstream evolutionary view.
In the classic synthetic theory of evolution, which is the core of the mainstream version of evolutionary thinking, selection is the only truly causal factor, which gives direction to evolutionary change.
At times clearly partisan, at others apparently offering down-the-middle analysis, Mr. Rove in his new role as a media star marks another step in the evolution of mainstream journalism, where opinion, "straight news" reporting and unmistakable spin increasingly mingle, especially on television.
By employing a participatory backcasting approach, the present research challenges this perception and aims to demonstrate the importance of social innovation processes and stakeholder engagement in envisioning the evolution of mainstream sustainable lifestyles from existing and emerging sustainable practices.
By the early 1870s in English-speaking countries, thanks partly to these efforts, evolution had become the mainstream scientific explanation for the origin of species.
In 2003, the evolution of the X Games into a serious, mainstream event continued.
The evolution of the enterprise risk management (ERM) to a mainstream activity is fueled by the increasing use of complex instruments and the dramatic expansion of strategies into new markets.
Mr. Perry, he said, was sending a message that he's "out of the mainstream" by questioning climate change and evolution.
