There are arguments that leaders can make to gain support for their idea, such as providing regulatory, social, cultural or moral reasons to make the change.
New therapies based on this idea, such as CAR T-cell therapy, have rendered many types of previously untreatable leukemia treatable.
Perhaps the mayor would rather put his energies into another eye-catching, sponsor-friendly, not particularly useful idea, such as the Orbit or the Air Line.
Bush could have chosen to push a bipartisan idea, such as immigration reform, as the first domestic proposal of his second term.
"Good ideas are emerging faster than ever, because once an idea such as the Khan Academy proves successful, demand almost mobilises itself," he said.
Nesta regularly runs challenges which anyone can enter, awarding a cash prize for the best idea, such as the Longitude Prize which hopes to tackle antibiotic resistance.
Likewise, a basic idea such as a symbolic struggle between a Russian and an American are not protectable by copyright and are part of the general domain of ideas.
This is only partly persuasive and he is right to be appalled at why a simple idea such as the proposal that everyone should be able to speak English should be considered controversial.
Do you want to do that, or carry on?" But they will give you 150 reasons why that's a bad idea, such as, it would "Destroy a woman's confidence in her body", or "Slow everything down" (so?) or..
In an idea such as that developed by Holst in the opening poem on "Mars, the Bringer of War" the temptation to make discord the goal of music is too much for us.
Even when the show has a half-good idea, such as the notion of making lousy love-making a legal offence, it fails to pursue it to a satiric conclusion.
