The BBC licence fee should be shared with other broadcasters to promote "competition, dynamism and innovation", according to the outgoing chair of media regulator Ofcom.
If we are to encourage dynamism, we need Keynesian stimulus and other policies that encourage creativity – particularly policies that promote solid financial institutions and social innovation.
This dynamism promoted vicariance, taxon-pulse, and species-pulse events [ 20].
This is counterproductive: it will undermine the growth and dynamism of the British economy and current policies such as caps on migrants will fail both to control population dynamics and to promote British jobs and economic growth.
Pinedo's plan was a well thought out attempt to recover the dynamism of the agricultural sector and to promote export-led industrialization (see Llach 2002).
It was criticized as an "Internet blacklist" that promoted censorship while curtailing dynamism and growth.
It is a work of artistic expression and political and social commentary promoting the modernity and dynamism of persons involved in the Orthodox Church.
While the dynamism of African cultures is not contested, forces continuously work to promote conservatism.
It is clear that despite the dynamism she has injected into BBC1 over the past two and a half years – she was wooed back from a brief period as director of programmes at Channel 5 – the BBC, and specifically director general Mark Thompson, was not in a position to rearrange the management structure, or promote her to its executive board any time soon.
Such systems of government are known to allow opportunism, dynamism and self expression by sub-national governments [ 7]; their existence underscores the relevance of inquiry into the actor roles and influences in the policy environment that promote or constrain scaling-up of public policies.
" Promote, promote, promote!
