We observed similarities in the way in which the four governments seek to accommodate CHBC programmes.
In contrast to the often techno-managerial orientation of literatures on socio-technical transitions, we explore the political terrain upon which competing visions of energy futures and material interests collide and seek to accommodate one another.
The Americans may be unsure whether to seek to accommodate them or to swat them.
Construction zones have become more common as many cities and towns seek to accommodate growing populations and upgrade outdated roads.
Lamb, who worked on reconciliation efforts in Northern Ireland and Iraq, has outlined for the American commanding general a potential end-game in Afghanistan that would seek to accommodate the interests of the United States, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, as well as sections of the Taliban.
The spats were the latest and strongest demonstration of the Bush administration's intention to take a tough stance toward Russia, and to make unilateral moves on strategic defense policies that no longer seek to accommodate Russian concerns.
Rather than seek to accommodate China, and afford it the respect its remarkable transformation demands, the White House and the Pentagon have sometimes given the impression that they are trying to contain or stifle the Asian giant.
However, little is known about the extent to which such sectors seek to accommodate Aboriginal populations in their programming.
Suppose we accept the idea that the person committed to egalitarianism will not seek to expunge all personal commitments from her life but will seek to accommodate impartial ethical and partial concerns in some way that does justice to both.
One of the many consequences of this shift is the conversion of the herdsmen into townsmen, as the former seek to accommodate Soqotra's newly imported way of life.
