At scale, Quora might charge for a promoted corporate answer; Gmail might charge for a bolded email; Waze might charge for a "route added".
Mountainous rivers of India transport higher sediment concentration through it & because of this the use of PKW may be promoted by answering the question of sedimentation mechanism behind it.
In the Young Earth Creationist worldview promoted by Answers in Genesis and like-minded organizations, the sin of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden affected more than just the Earth.
Henry explores why environmentalists in Russia today struggle to promote sustainability her answer is growing political centralization and the fact that economic and social justice issues have become more crucial to the masses.
In The Washington Post for April 13, Henry Kissinger details the dubious answer promoted by those who favor the aid: the contras need it in order to keep military pressure on the Sandinista Government of Nicaragua, and only under such pressures will the Marxist Sandinistas accept a negotiated settlement in Central America.
This is in part because of the high fees associated with some of them, in addition to the fact that many annuities have been over-hyped and promoted as the answer to everyone's needs, regardless of what those needs might be.
Whatever the problem might be - climate change, poverty, educational reform - free markets are promoted as an answer.
When I finally got into the union, I used to ask how many Latinos were taken in or promoted and the answer would always be: "None".
The instantaneous feedback provided to students as they worked through the exercises, as well as opportunities to reflect and select a better answer, promoted the attainment of some important metacognitive goals (Livingston, 1997; Mynlieff et al., 2014).
The National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) was announced in Uttar Pradesh in September 2005, and institutional delivery within the Mothers Protection Schemee (JSY) was promoted as the answer to high rates of maternal death [ 9].
We now come to our second question: is it reasonable to assume that there exists such an agent-favouring option that protects the private interests of the pharmaceutical industry and thereby blocks the creation of a moral requirement to promote BPT? Answering this question requires a more profound cost/benefit analysis.
