Confronted by a rising concern about the pervasive growth of casinos and by the threat that a national commission studying gambling could recommend new regulations and taxes, casino operators and other gambling interests have more than quadrupled their contributions to Federal candidates and political parties since 1991.
For example, the pervasive growth of modern regulatory economic legislation and the administrative agencies and tribunals that oversee it diminished both the central reliance on comprehensive codes in civil-law systems and the organic development of case law in common-law systems.
Even for a technology with the robustness and backing to become pervasive, growth does not equal ubiquity yet.
In 2012, as Purpose continues its pervasive growth throughout the most recognizable and admirable brands and corporations worldwide, we will discuss how these programs come to life.
Subsequent histological evaluation confirmed extensive and pervasive tumor growth in the brachial lymph nodes and limited, sporadic micrometastasis in the lung lobes (Fig. 3, lower panels).
The parenchymatic ground tissue of the stipular wings is well-preserved only in the innermost regions of the mantle (Fig. 1b, c, e); outwards, it appears to be either increasingly degraded or to have been removed by pervasive rootlet growth.
But it is being held back by slowing economic growth, pervasive corruption, widespread environmental degradation, an aging population and a top-heavy political system.
Since the early 1980's, American development programs have been gutted, to the point that there is little institutional understanding about societies seething because of mass unemployment, rapid population growth, pervasive disease and chronic hunger.
We already see rapid and profound change, especially in mega-cities, including pervasive sensing, the growth and availability of continuous data streams, advanced analytics, interactive communications and social networks, and distributed intelligence.
It describes the root causes of pervasive weakness in growth as "persistent financial market fragmentation, weak bank balance sheets, low demand, and creeping uncertainty as well as structural weaknesses, all reinforce each other and contribute to contraction of real activity".
It may also be being repeated".According to Mr Haldane, policymakers should encourage risk-taking when pervasive fear threatens growth, just as they should dampen risk-taking if a bubble seems imminent.
