Sheer governmental incompetence, for example, is the main reason why discontent in Thailand's Muslim south has bubbled over into insurrection and bloodshed.Mr Thaksin's chief failing, however, is that he has never adequately dealt with the conflicts of interest inherent in his role as prime minister and as Thailand's richest businessman or close to it.
For example, governmental regulations could be used to require the inclusion of a genetic construct preventing uncontrolled reproduction of any engineered organism that could be released into the environment – purposely or otherwise.
For example, governmental organizations like the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) support local actors in both civil society and the government, encouraging cooperation between countries to catalyze development-related change and to implement global development objectives regionally.
For example, governmental restrictions on carbon emissions are repeatedly referred to as restrictions that "artificially constrain" the burning of fossil fuels, as if such restrictions are wholly detached from any earth-bound reality.
Thus, future studies should carefully define the context in which net-benefit is measured and they should measure at user, hospital or governmental level (for example time savings in the clinical practice or return on investment).
Some CHCs in the poorest, mountainous and remote areas – and comprised 100% ethnic minority patients – had in the recent 3 years benefitted from direct governmental attention, for example from the provision of new roads and electricity.
Working groups commissioned by governmental agencies, for example, the CDC, continue to stress their commitment to developing research on asthma genetics (Center for Genomics and Public Health 2004; Cunningham et al. 2003; Henry et al. 2002).
Barack Obama, David Cameron, the World Bank and dozens of non-governmental organisations, for example, have signed up to the idea that extreme poverty can be eradicated by 2030 (in practice, this means reducing to about 3% the share of the world's population subsisting on $1.25 a day or less).
This paper classifies three different spheres of actor networks observable in the five analysed renewable energy initiatives: actor networks at the governmental level (including examples of actors representing the Mazyoonah and Majan projects), actor networks at the oil industry level, and actor networks at the private sector level.
Like his pro-regionalization comrades over the years, he has pointed out that Connecticut is the national example of governmental redundancy.
