So much of the Games appears to be predicated on the need to provide high-speed car transport at the cost of provision for cyclists.
Unlike them, however, he is also disquieted by British membership of NATO, possibly because that organization is predicated on the need to fight.
The veteran British film-maker has said casting on his Moses epic was predicated on the need to attract financial backing.
The analysis, predicated on the need to swiftly address global warming, essentially does for New York what two of the authors, Mark Z. Jacobson of Stanford University and Mark A. Delucchi of the University of California, Davis, did for the world in an energy roadmap published in Scientific American in 2009.
As a system predicated on the need to grow endlessly and never stagnate, capitalism is doomed to fail.
Keynesianism, of course, is the very definition of an economic philosophy predicated on the need for an interplay between government and the market, precisely the sort of "grand bargain" thinking that Friedman insists is woefully lacking on both sides.
Both need to develop new steps, predicated on seeing one another differently.
By understanding and applying concepts of historical organizational frameworks combined with advanced organizational design for business operation protection programs, security executives can quickly create an organizational model for success that is expandable and predicated on the needs of the business.
"They keep actually putting growth and profits above designing a platform that's predicated on the needs of its users," said Lindsey Barrett, a teaching fellow and staff attorney at Georgetown's Communications and Technology Clinic.
Much of the growth in the alternative lending industry was predicated on this notion.
So much of our world is predicated on this idea that people don't really change.
