Sentences with phrase «way is a catalyst for change»

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These exchanges bring fresh ideas, new perspectives and different ways of approaching problems, which are all catalysts for the innovation which fuels the economy and help us meet global challenges, ranging from climate change to fossil fuel dependence and infectious diseases.

It's going to be known as the catalyst for what most foresee as major changes in the way MLB compensates its players in the next CBA, and it seemingly started a renewed interest in salary structures among MLB players.

Wouldn't it be refreshing if those responsible for the new deals and for driving forward the «catalyst for change» philosophy thought the same way?

When I started my small garden a few years ago it served as a catalyst for changing the way we live: Eating fresh, playing in the dirt, and doing crafts and DIYs that are inspired by nature.

I wish looking and more importantly FEELING better in your body is the greatest catalyst for change, but it's not, it's finding a way to make things habitual and enjoyable.

When I started my small garden a few years ago it served as a catalyst for changing the way we live: Eating fresh, playing in the dirt, and doing crafts and DIYs that are inspired by nature.

«It should be a watershed, a catalyst for lifelong change... We at BAFTA want to lead the way.»

However, the advisory paper warns that grassroots, teacher - led change must be a catalyst for improving the way tech is used in the classroom, with government supporting this and offering a framework rather than dictating how schools should use technology.

«I'd like this to start a debate and the way to do that was to collaborate with others, using the photographs as a catalyst for people to think about the change around us.

Hartley said: «Today's announcement marks a step change in the way all law firms can address flexible working and resourcing, a unique model which we believe will be the catalyst for significant change in the industry.

Yet, for others still, the crisis represents a catalyst for real change — with a crisis we exit in a way that is different than when we entered; we transform.

Systems of care has been used as a catalyst for changing the way child and family service agencies organize, fund, purchase, and provide services for children, youth, and families with multiple needs.