Sentences with phrase «respond to changing political»

Looking for more subtle ways to respond to the changing political and economic landscape of India, Sheela Gowda moved away from painting into large - scale installation work in the early 1990s.

As a Church, we urgently need to have a debate that transcends the rhetoric, and considers how to respond to this changing political world.

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Do religious groups, political parties, local authorities only respond when something so bad, so shocking happens that there is no option but to change.

The driving force behind this process — i.e., the «factors making for growth in the halakhah» — is, first, the «necessity to respond to new external conditions — social, economic, political, or cultural — that pose a challenge or even a threat to accepted religious and ethical values,» and, second, the «need to give recognition to new ethical insights and attitudes and to embody them in the life of the people, even if there [is] no change in objective conditions.»

But if we recognise the foreignness of the past, and the very different ways in which people in different political settings responded to the pressures of social change and the emergence of more popular forms of politics at the end of the eighteenth and beginning of the nineteenth centuries, we may find ourselves able to ask questions of our present — and of our futures — that would not otherwise be asked.

«We urge political leaders in both Westminster and Brussels to listen and respond to the message of change that the voters have made clear they want now, not later.»

A new paper published just this month reported that respondents across the political spectrum responded positively to information about the scientific consensus on climate change.

Lertzman explains that everyone will respond to climate change differently, depending on their temperament, personality, schedule, etc. «Some people will find that it makes sense for them to become involved on a political level; others may be more interested in fashion and want to focus on engaging with sustainable clothes,» she explains.

Responding to news that Julianne Moore will be playing the former governor in an upcoming HBO adaptation of Game Change, the 2008 behind - the - scenes political campaign peek.

Instead, he saw all parties as responding to massive social, political, and organizational changes in the larger society.

The change in direction is unnecessary and is making life tougher for teachers who are constantly trying to respond ot what political leaders say they want.

Like Haacke, Asher, Broodthaers, Fraser, Robert Barry, Louise Lawler, and others, they effect change in ways that are both political and poetic, while responding to a diverse range of contemporary issues, from the rise of a speculative art market to cutbacks in public services.

Part of our 2018 Season, The Art of Change, which explores how artists respond to, reflect and potentially effect change in the social and political landChange, which explores how artists respond to, reflect and potentially effect change in the social and political landchange in the social and political landscape.

Maclean says of Spite Your Face: «With this film I set out to respond to significant changes in the political climate in the UK and abroad over the last 12 months - in particular the divisive campaigns in the lead up to the Brexit vote and the US Presidential election.

Mark Vallen has a great essay up on his blog Art for a Change responding to Larry Beinhart's recent article bemoaning the lack of «political» art in a recent group...

Drawn from the title of a Robert Frost poem and a political documentary film by Emile de Antonio, the museum states that the exhibition «seeks to celebrate the ever - changing perspectives of artists and their capacity to develop visual forms that respond to the culture of the United States.

This display examines how the artist's work draws on art history while also responding to cultural and political changes from the 1960s onwards.

Whether that was Arthur Jafa's «Love Is The Message, The Message Is Death», or the Obama portraits, and I was wondering the extent to which you feel compelled in the current political climate to change your program, to be political, or respond to the artist if they're being political.

To the extent that political leaders respond at least partially to the priorities of the general public, we can turn the question around and ask what messages on climate change work with theTo the extent that political leaders respond at least partially to the priorities of the general public, we can turn the question around and ask what messages on climate change work with theto the priorities of the general public, we can turn the question around and ask what messages on climate change work with them.

Science has been able to respond to the political call, because the culture of science has changed.

In a 2015 press release from Drexel University, he called for the greater involvement of sociologists in the climate change cause, in order to «answer questions like, how can we change our culture of consumption, how will we respond to extreme weather events caused by climate change and how do we bridge the political divide on this issue.»

Yet she has to maintain her version of scientific certainty because if the public realises that there is a debate about how to respond to climate change, and a debate about how reliable forecasts are, her political manifesto simply has no currency.

A detailed description of the climate change disinformation campaign that is responsible for much of the political opposition that has been largely responsible for the over 25 - year US delay in responding to the scientific warnings about the threat of climate change is beyond the scope of this article but has been extensively discussed on this website under the category of «disinformation campaign.»

And the political reality that matters most right now is that our fossil - fueled, corporate - controlled political system has both failed to respond in any serious way to the certainty of catastrophic climate change, and, at the same time, has produced the phenomenon of Trump's all too serious bid for the Republican Party's presidential nomination.

And I think it is fair to speculate that the high degree of association between political ideology and views on climate change, among those who responded, is characteristic of those who are heavily engaged in the debate.

The political, cultural and economic diversity that exists among Arctic regions today impacts how communities are affected by, and respond to, environmental change.

The widespread and continuing failure to respond to the challenges of climate change shows that our current set of political institutions is inadequate to the task of that collective deliberation.

Climate change and its potential impacts are increasingly accepted, but economic, social and political systems have been slow to respond.

Whereas in the mid 2000s, Stern et al emphasised the imperative of responding to climate change — or facing catastrophe — they now want to present global political action as entirely inconsequential with respect to cost.

One of the most important economic and political points arising from climate change is uncertainty about how seriously future governments will respond to the problem.

The unduly narrow focus of the majority report, seemingly based on a reading from a political crystal ball, has ruled out policies that have a proven capacity to respond most effectively to the nation's climate change goals.

Ansel, you've been involved in a couple of efforts recently that have a lot more to do with current events, and how technology should respond to government, and surveillance, and political changes and things like that.

Although he insists, as most judges not named Richard Posner are wont to do, that «[q] uestions of what policy choices the City should make or how the regulatory environment ought to respond to mobile communications technology changes are political ones» [13] and not for him to resolve, his awareness of, and willingness to mention, the conflict between «vested interests» and the «competition genie» suggest that he knows that his decision will influence the choices that will end up being made.

The Renewable Energy sector is one of the most dynamic elements of the global energy industry, responding to surging changes in the economic, regulatory and political environments worldwide.

The main thing we students want to see is meaningful change — not half - step measures designed to respond to political pressure.

This history canvasses the changing context of care and education for young children and traces the way in which early childhood advocates, through ECA and its predecessors, have shaped and responded to the social and political changes affecting children and families.