But I think the proper analogy is that Silicon Valley techies view government as code, the operating system that defines the operation of society...an operating system maybe overdue for disruption and a major upgrade.
In a 1996 speech, Dr. Graham told an audience at the Heritage Foundation that "environmental regulation should be depicted as an incredible intervention in the operation of society".
As he said in a 1996 speech at the Heritage Foundation, "environmental regulation should be depicted as an incredible intervention in the operation of society".
Even in democracies, many may consider interest groups detrimental to the operation of society and government (in general, however, there is a broad consensus in most democracies that interest groups play a vital and necessary role in political and economic life).
Or as another diarist, Vere Hodgson, prosaically but powerfully put it in 1949, "Oh, for a little extra butter!" The lessons of history can be overdone, but the austerity of the 1940s – a largely successfully managed operation, with society remaining broadly stable and cohesive – has four to teach us.
Key topics include energy supply, renewable market designs, flexible system operation, and society and consumer demands.
They are coming up against committed independent heads of co-operative societies who have long experience of mutual operations.
If large numbers of people are convinced that a company's core operations harm society, changing that negative perception by spending more money on corporate-responsibility programs can be an uphill struggle.
In a future in which the operation of societies on floodplains is likely to be impacted by climate change, such subtle cultural differences may influence the way in which they adapt.
Williamson (2000) goes a step further in suggesting four levels for the order of change among all forms of institutions in operation in a society.
There wouldn't be any malign repercussions if I did put my name to it, but it is in the bloodstream of islanders that the operation of local society is mutually exclusive with the confrontational nature of party politics.
