Sentences with phrase «whiteman saying»

But Mr Hinds faced questions about funding pressures - with the union's general secretary Paul Whiteman saying that «rhetoric can not hide the real picture of a system in financial crisis».

«From the beginning, we have always been sticklers for making every batch of product precisely to our high standards for potency, taste and customer satisfaction,» Whiteman says.

«We were particularly careful not to build a «bank - themed restaurant,» Whiteman says.

«Now that we have a better understanding of polar bear energy expenditures during summer because of this study, we are analyzing additional data we collected which relates to their energy storage,» Whiteman said.

As the climate continues to warm, Whiteman said there is a particular urgency to understand the functioning of organisms and ecosystems that are threatened by climate change, which can inform conservation efforts.

They had originally been working with director Paul Fejos, who directed the part - talkie Lonesome (1928), which is a fantastic film available on Criterion, by the way, but Whiteman said no.

«This work is an ongoing exploration of consciousness,» Whiteman says in her artist statement.

«Everybody should be trying to pay attention to the shifts that are happening in the Arctic, and not just leave that up to the Arctic countries and not just to some crazy researchers that are in that beautiful white space,» Whiteman said.

Whiteman said she hopes putting a price tag on one facet of the issue will spur debate and new action.

Not exact matches

The B - 2s, each with a 40,000 - pound payload, flew a 34 - hour, round - trip mission from Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, and were refueled 15 times on the trip, Air Force spokesman Col. Patrick Ryder said at the time.

Baum + Whiteman, a New York - based international food and restaurant consulting firm, says «consumers will have access to the world's largest [virtual] drive - thru window without ever leaving home.»

Yes, we said the whiteman was not good so we drove him away on 6th March, 1967 and declared Independence, A black whiteman took over the country and Ghana is now worse, so whose fault is it?

SUNY Poly paid Howe, working with the Albany firm of Whiteman, Osterman & Hanna, $ 25,000 a month, the complaint says.

SUNY Poly spokesman David Doyle said the school had no direct relationship with Howe, but that he is «one of a number of individuals at Whiteman Osterman & Hanna's law firm who are assigned to assist SUNY Poly in legal, business, and strategy matters.»

On Friday, a Cuomo administration official said Howe and his firm — a Whiteman subsidiary called WOH Solutions — are banned from contacting or meeting with state officials.

Nicolla did not return a call about the 2013 fundraiser and his dealings with Howe, but a source close to the developer said it has not worked with Howe although Whiteman has done legal work for Columbia since the 1990s.

In addition to pleading guilty in 2016 to charges relating to the bribery schemes, Howe said, he also admitted embezzling close to $ 1 million from Whiteman and cheating on taxes.

Howe at the same time was consumed with financial problems of his own, due to what he said were years of living beyond his means despite a six - figure income managing a Washington, D.C. - based offshoot of the Whiteman Osterman & Hanna law firm in Washington D.C.

One source said Whiteman Osterman & Hanna appears to be trying to cover itself by retroactively adding Howe to its list of lobbyists.

Ciminelli lawyer Daniel Oliverio said neither Howe nor anyone from Whiteman Osterman & Hanna has lobbied for the developer's firm.

A signed contract between the lobbying firm in March 2016 and Ciminelli's company said Whiteman Osterman & Hanna would be paid $ 55,000 in 2016 «to provide legislative and regulatory counsel.»

The memo reportedly said that all 11 of the expected attendees were clients of Howe's lobbying firm's parent company, the Capital Region - based law firm Whiteman Osterman & Hanna.

Of those companies or individuals, two confirmed to the Times Union that they attended the breakfast fundraiser, though one company said it had never hired Whiteman Osterman.

«I can confirm Todd is no longer associated with Government Solutions,» Michael Whiteman, founder and partner of the law firm, said Saturday.

«Not everyone will be able to find a place with a mainstream graduate employer, so looking further afield and identifying opportunities in local science companies could be an option,» says Whiteman.

The key is to start planning early, says Whiteman.

Recruiters can size people up in the work environment with no obligation to keep them on, says Gill Whiteman, science editor at graduate recruitment firm Target Jobs.

Paul Whiteman, general secretary of school leaders» union National Association of Head Teachers, said: «Parents rightly expect school buildings to be safe and secure places for their children.

Paul Whiteman, general secretary of the NAHT said that the poll «adds further to the argument that school budgets are at absolute breaking point».

Paul Whiteman, general secretary of NAHT said, «Many Primary school age children will have received tech gifts for Christmas, from smart phones to tablets.

Paul Whiteman, general secretary of NAHT said: «Schools should stay open if you possibly can but safety concerns are the most important.

Paul Whiteman, general secretary of the NAHT heads» union, said: «The assessment and accountability regime in primary schools is not working for parents, schools or children at the moment, but we have made decent progress and there is more to come.

Mr Whiteman has also written in the MPs» own magazine, «The House» to say: «The importance of giving all young people a high - quality education is a mission that unites teachers and politicians.

Commenting on the research, Paul Whiteman, general secretary at the teacher's union NAHT, said: «Many primary school age children will have received tech gifts for Christmas, from smart phones to tablets.

Paul Whiteman, NAHT general secretary, said: «NAHT represents the vast majority of school leaders running special schools and alternative provision, and those settings are some of the best in the world.

Paul Whiteman, NAHT general secretary said: «We want to see extra money for education, including early education before children start school, and renewed investment in critical services for families.

With no new funding for schools or young people, the chancellor's 2017 autumn budget clearly doesn't have the future in mind, says Paul Whiteman

Paul Whiteman, leader of the National Association of Head Teachers, said the high performance of so many schools was «all the more remarkable against the backdrop of austerity and all the added pressures that brings».

«It will now be impossible for many schools to avoid making redundancies, to continue to keep class sizes at an acceptable level, and to offer a full and rounded curriculum to all pupils,» said Mr Whiteman.

«This would protect lower - paid workers, and avoid gaps opening up between the lowest and highest paid people in any school, which are hard to justify in the public sector,» said Mr Whiteman.

However, Paul Whiteman, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said the STRB was «once again being impossibly constrained.»

Paul Whiteman, NAHT's general secretary, said the outcome confirmed that school budgets are at «absolute breaking point».

Paul Whiteman (pictured), the general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said schools had made «every other possible efficiency» and it is now «impossible for schools to avoid making redundancies».

«The issues that underpin inequality reach far beyond the school gates and exist throughout the communities that schools serve,» said Mr Whiteman.

Paul Whiteman, the general secretary of school leaders» union NAHT, said the delays in finding a sponsor threatened schools» improvement plans, rather than speeding them up.

Paul Whiteman, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said school leaders who found innovative solutions to the recruitment crisis were to be «applauded» yet these measures «shouldn't replace a national strategy.»

Paul Whiteman, General Secretary of school leaders» union National Association of Head Teachers, said: «Parents rightly expect school buildings to be safe and secure places for their children.

Paul Whiteman, General Secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said: «School budgets are at breaking point.

Paul Whiteman, NAHT General Secretary, said: «We saw the Department for Education re-allocate funding for school budgets in July this year.

Paul Whiteman, NAHT General Secretary, said: «The SchoolCuts website is clear that even with the extra # 1.3 billion announced by the government in July, most schools are facing unsustainable real terms cuts to budgets.