The correct option is:
Horatory.
In terms of policy implementation, hortatory techniques are those that encourage people to comply with a policy by appealing to their better senses in an attempt to make them act in a certain desired way.
This is a technique most useful in public campaigns, such as one to discourage smoking or drinking.
<span>social tensions owing to a clash of urban culture and older tribal organization.
Indiansociety has been broadly dividedinto tribal, rural and urbansocietieson the basis oftheir geographical surroundingsandsocio-cultural characteristics.</span>
They have wondered many things. The one that has received the most attention would actually be to parts: Why are we here? and What is our purpose? Why are here? Do we have a purpose? What is that purpose? This is the basis for many religions: to explain these questions. Science has also since stepped in to answers these questions. This is also the basis for the many arguments between religion and science.
Assuming you're referring to the United States, the Constitution grants these powers only to the federal government--specifically Congress--meaning that the states have no war powers.