Sentences with phrase «sweeping changes under»

Sweeping changes under way at DFA For the first time in more than 20 years, Dimensional Fund Advisors is changing the way it builds equity portfolios.

The deal is the latest taking place in the sweeping changes under the Affordable Care Act, which has inspired drug makers, insurers and others to combine.

Not exact matches

What was once an apparently invincible business is swept under by changing times and market conditions — and the dogged determination to keep doing what's worked in the past rather than find new opportunities for a different future.

The state government's chief information officer, Giles Nunis, is moving to the private sector following a recent review recommended sweeping changes to his office, which was established under the Barnett government.

When Secretary DeVos issued her policy changes, she was attacked from the usual quarters, with commentators claiming that she was «sweeping sexual assaults under the rug,» «protecting rapists,» and «attacking survivors.»

Church leader and theologian Steve Holmes wrote: «I agree profoundly with Steve in his concern that our pastoral practice in this area has often been appalling, and needs to change... his diagnosis of a real and urgent problem is spot on... [He] names a pastoral scandal that we have swept under the carpet for too long.»

Since all of these pedo priest stories can no longer be swept under the rug, the rules have changed.

Then she will either have to change her life, or she will go right on living in her modernized doll house and denying, repressing, sweeping under a thicker and thicker rug everything that disturbs or challenges her.

In one simple statement, the rug was swept out from under us, and everything changed in a single moment.

Now, as time passes without any change and support simmers down to being a less active part of people's lives, the debate gets swept under the rug until the next shooting occurs.

The government's controversial health and social care bill came under even more scrutiny today as Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords requested sweeping changes to the legislation.

The first is that football was swept along with the changes Britain experienced under Thatcher during the eighties.

Lazio scoffed at Cuomo's «new New York agenda,» which calls for sweeping change in Albany and fiscally conservative proposals to bring spending under control, calling it «snake oil.»

Under what measures are they going to enforce sweeping changes to the Constitution without the support of state governments?

The Board of Correction today approved a plan for an enhanced supervision unit touted by Mayor Bill de Blasio and Department of Correction Commissioner Joseph Ponte — but also voted to end solitary confinement for all inmates on Rikers Island under 21 by 2016, a sweeping change that will set the department apart from jail systems nationwide.

«Under the historic settlement, Smith & Wesson agreed to make sweeping and dramatic changes in its manufacturing, distribution and marketing practices to keep weapons out of the reach of criminals and children.

A: Lazio said he'd prefer to be known as «the person that's going to bring about fundamental and sweeping change to state government, who's going to restore integrity, who's going to get us back in the business of creating jobs... who's going to lower the cost of living and lower the cost of government and get our spending under control so that we can have a state that we can be proud of and feel optimistic about.»

The Labour leader's north London constituency would be split in two under the sweeping changes, and the number of MPs cut from 650 to 600.

Under the classic selective sweep model, genetic diversity would be lower surrounding the first group of mutations, those that produced beneficial changes in function, because of their quick spread.

Still, taking the film for what it is, she does a terrific job in the role as a woman that has profoundly changed by witnessing the troubles of veterans, especially in the way the government and media tried to sweep them under the rug and forget about them.

Kati Haycock, who leads the Washington - based advocacy group Education Trust, called the November change an «about - face» that let states «keep sweeping under the rug the gaps in teacher quality that contribute so heavily to longstanding achievement gaps.»

Under Harris» leadership, The Mind Trust also has helped drive sweeping changes to how education is delivered in Indianapolis.

The sweeping changes initiated under Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein focused on the creation of new schools, notably charters and high schools.

Any change to the letter - grading system set out under Public Law 221 has sweeping implications.

Despite all that has changed since then all the heat and light around failure that was swept under the rug during his and other's tenures in the Department of Education one thing remains the same.

Kati Haycock, who leads the Washington - based advocacy group Education Trust, called the change, first reported by Education Week, an «about - face» that lets states «keep sweeping under the rug the gaps in teacher quality that contribute so heavily to longstanding achievement gaps.»

As showers swept over the Le Mans circuit and teams changed tires to cope with the rapidly changing track conditions, driver Oliver Gavin reported a problem with the drivetrain after his fourth pit stop at 1:39 into the race while the circuit was under a safety car period.

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This influence of climate change on some extremes, including especially heat waves and heavy precipitation and some kinds of storm and flood events must no longer be waved away, swept under the rug, or otherwise ignored.

Sweeping it all under the rug of «internal variability» and being mainly concerned with the effects of rising CO2 is an obstruction to the emergence of the science required to understand and predict such changes.

The plaintiffs, once again as they are in some of these other climate change cases are seeking some pretty sweeping, both declarations of their rights under the Constitution and how those rights are being infringed by both what the state of Alaska is doing and not doing, but they're also asking for a science - based plan of attack or a plan of how to deal with climate change through reducing greenhouse gas emissions based on what the science requires and that's something on the order of eight percent per year reduction in emissions plus an accounting of the emissions that the state is responsible for, and how fast they're being reduced.

The Natural Resources Defense Council, in partnership with World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Oil Change International (OCI), Kiko Network, Japan Center for a Sustainable Environment and Society (JACSES), and Friends of the Earth Japan released a new report entitled, Swept Under the Rug: How G7 Nations Conceal Public Financing for Coal Around the World.

While many of the changes have progressive and employee - friendly intentions, some changes that are unfavourable to employees have been largely swept under the rug.

Under the bill, the most sweeping changes were made to the federal skilled worker category.

On January 5, 2017, FDA released two draft guidance documents to help manufacturers comply with the sweeping changes to conventional food and dietary supplement labels under the Nutrition Facts and Serving Size final rules.

The sector is experiencing rapid and sweeping changes, driven largely by the development of new technology, new market entrants offering alternative modes of transport, and growing urban populations putting existing services under pressure..

I also believe that a Liberal government, under Justin Trudeau, will bring about the sweeping changes that we need in order restore a sense of trust in our democracy.

Lemons does not want these shootings to be swept under a rug and said she told her fellow students that they are strong together and have voices to send a message of change.

Under legislation passed in August 2007, the government initiated a range of sweeping changes: health checks for all Aboriginal children; widespread alcohol restrictions; reforms to welfare payments; an end to the CDEP scheme; scrapping of the permit system; increased policing; and acquiring townships under five - year leUnder legislation passed in August 2007, the government initiated a range of sweeping changes: health checks for all Aboriginal children; widespread alcohol restrictions; reforms to welfare payments; an end to the CDEP scheme; scrapping of the permit system; increased policing; and acquiring townships under five - year leunder five - year leases.

Any way that you slice it sweeping changes are under foot, the internet has yet to impart its full affect.

And every year I'm more appalled at what is sold to us, mad at what is swept under the rug, and frustrated by what I didn't know or change in our home as quickly as I should have.