We examine the prospects for implementing PES projects under a centralised government in Vietnam, where insecure land tenure, high transaction costs, high opportunity costs and pervasive capture of benefits by local elites challenges PES policy and practice.
Also everyone can benefit from pervasive commerce and the ability to be 'product aware', because that is where commerce is going," said Sanjay. .
Because trait anger is associated more closely with expressive, than with instrumental aggression, offenders with a higher than average pervasive anger score may benefit better in anger management interventions, which are designed to reduce expressive or hostile aggression (Browne and Howells, 1996; McDougall et al. 1987).
"Those who think we could have gotten more are simply not acknowledging the reality of the environment in which we are working," he said, referring to what he described as a pervasive view that the benefits and salaries of public employees drive up property taxes.
Monitoring daily activities of a person has many potential benefits in pervasive computing.
Already adept at withholding information -- this week's budget is an evasive Cliffs Notes of the real document, not out until April 3 -- the Bush administration is also benefiting from a pervasive Washington fallacy: Since the new president seems a better guy than Mr. Clinton, he deserves brownie points for character, whatever he's doing.
There are various pervasive services embedded in SHs to benefit our daily life, especially for the elderly.
Aside from the economic benefits, this strong and pervasive desire for friendship between our two nations was the strongest sentiment I encountered on this trip.
It pledged to clean up the country's environment, fight pervasive graft and official extravagance and improve welfare benefits for the poor.
Armstrong's use of drugs was extensive and the doping programme on his team, designed in large part to benefit Armstrong, was massive and pervasive.
