A politically promoted alternative to grid expansion is managing congestions by the preventive use of flexibility options, such as flexible generation, load management and storage systems [2].
A long term, but effective and viable, strategy to challenge the entrenched power system and people's misled and impoverished perceptions is just cultural, namely we may propose a different vision that a new urban language can politically promote.
Even though opposing gay marriage is a personal view politically, actively promoting the idea that two people who love each other cannot marry does not sound like equality.
The question of fetal pain is not primarily a scientific issue but an emotional one, used politically to promote the view that a woman should not have a right to make her own reproductive decisions.
According to Movieguide: The Family Guide To Movie Reviews, the picture had a "very strong mixed pagan, politically correct worldview promoting homosexual same-sex partnerships and homosexual adoption and promoting radical environmentalism and global warming hysteria throughout".
Adopting a longitudinal design (N = 895, sample of youths surveyed twice), we found that political talk promotes political participation over time when people perceive their discussion partners as politically active and that this effect is especially pronounced for agreeable people.
Although economic and ideological arguments against SHS legislation would appear to be both wrong and outdated, industry groups have succeeded in promoting a politically potent combination of these to the heart of NSW politics.
One area in which Brazil has been prominent politically is south-south cooperation, promoting collaboration on politics, economics, society, culture, the environment and technology.
DESPITE a bout of laryngitis that had him whispering hoarsely at times, Vice President Dick Cheney finally seemed to find his voice -- politically speaking -- in promoting the Bush administration's energy goals.
