Answer: The Party Platform or Manifesto
Explanation:
The Party platform or manifesto is a collection of a party's or individual policy goals which is usually presented in an attractive way to gathered the backing and votes of the general public. It could also be referred as a collection of aims, goals and objectives, a political party and its candidate seeks to achieve while in office.
The word Party platform is a combination of the two word party and platform. Hence, it derive its politically meaning from the idea that a particular candidate could leverage on a platform to gather public support towards he/she political goals and ambitions.
Aside selection of party nominees for various government positions, the approval and enactment of the party platform is one of the major reasons national party convention hold at specific period depending on the party involved.
An example of a Party Platform is the famous The Ninety-Five Theses of Martin Luther in 1517.
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Answer:
The key determinants of improving the effectiveness of environmental policy and institutional systems for the protection of nature and biodiversity of natural ecosystems, protection of the biosphere and climate of the planet Earth include: increasing general social awareness of pro-environmental greenhouse gas emissions, reducing the level of environmental pollution, creating solutions for the reclamation of civilization degraded areas of the natural environment, implementing eco-innovations and energy technologies on an industrial scale based on the development of renewable energy sources, including development of energy based on the combustion of hydrogen with oxygen, etc.
Answer/Explanation:
Sexual reproduction is a a combination of chromosomes from each mate. Since each mate has different pairs, when combined they produce a completely different product.
This product has half of the characteristics from both sides.
Below is an example of how this works. The bold cells are from one mate and the other is from the other.
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As shown, the cells broke in half and combined with the other half forming a cell of 50/50. With this process it never created an identical offspring but different ones each time since different parts of the cell combines in different ways but still remains half of one and half of the other.
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