"He is the only man in the land that can promote a problem by virtue of his intelligence hat and then promote a solution by virtue of his military hat," said one former Pentagon official, voicing a concern that the lines governing the two authorities are not clearly demarcated and that Alexander can evade effective public oversight as a result.
Also he referred to two grand old men in the field of environment and health for whom he knew the coordinator had high respect, and who promote a problem solving turn in the field of environment and health [ 8, 9, 11].
The most prominent among the sites was the Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi website that promotes a "Jewish Problem" tab and once published an article after the election that called on readers to "troll" Trump opponents and drive them to suicide.
Corporate tweeters need to know that they aren't just promoting a brand or solving a problem: they are performing for an audience, supporting customers throughout their journey, and even, subtly, selling.
Some organizations favor competitiveness between departments, or individuals, promoting a 'blame' culture when problems arise.
The participants in this "Greek Enlightenment" also brought to the fore the language problem, each promoting a different form of the Greek language for use in education.
Despite the emergence of crossover vehicles like the Pacifica, and its own Highlander, with which Sienna is bound to compete for buyers, Toyota doesn't have any problem with promoting a minivan.
Pepsi, an American company, has 2,000 farmers growing tomatoes and potatoes for processing in Punjab.Mr Joshi is trying to get round the small-farm problem by promoting a new sort of company, in which farmers' land would be converted into an equity stake.
"The real problem is promoting a social demand for initial and sustained toilet use," she says.
These framing competitions can have negative implications for forming policy, as advocates can become more concerned with promoting a preferred conceptions of the problem than with identifying the most appropriate and effective response [ 27].
Until recently, research on patient-centred approaches tended to focus on promoting a joint understanding of patients' problems which generally occurs earlier in the diagnostic stages of a consultation [ 9].
