Sentences with phrase «unique political climate»

From developing campaign advertisements and editorial cartoons, to lessons that explore the impact of the youth vote, these activities offer students eye - opening opportunities to research today's unique political climate.

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I believe that one of the reasons it is a hot issue is because of its unique, strategic situation in the global political climate.

The type of decision facing Los Angeles and New York and other districts in recent days seems unique and new because of the threat of political, mass violence — and because it's happening in a climate that is highly sensitized to that threat of violence.

Which is, of course, sad since Iran would likely be a major destination for travel today if not for its current political climate, given its rich history and unique culture dating back a few thousand years.

They will also demonstrate Hirshhorn's continued commitment to showcasing the ways that artists respond to the unique political and cultural climate of their time, a cause for which this institution organized countless exhibitions and public programs in the past.

In these diverse and rich reinterpretations of Audubon's unique vision, Rivers and contemporary artists have shown the fantastic diversity of American wildlife that is threatened in an alarming way by the current political climate.

While this scenario is dire, proposed mechanisms for addressing climate change, notably carbon credits through avoided deforestation, offer a unique opportunity for Indonesia to strengthen its economy while demonstrating worldwide innovative political and environmental leadership.

We have a unique opportunity to end the rancorous debate about climate change, a debate that is poisoning the air — the political air, that is — and inhibiting progress on two fronts: progress on addressing the possibility that we are on the road to a catastrophic warming of the globe, and progress on reforming our anti-growth tax structure, which is so inequitable that it is straining the public's belief in the fairness of capitalism and what we like to call «the American Dream.»

As Asian urban powerhouses grow, unique in their terrain, and political and economic structure, the climate vulnerabilities they face will vary greatly.