Sentences with phrase «actual needs of their organizations»

As David Whelan pointed out in his guest column in September (thank you David), if librarians don't figure out how they can meet the actual needs of their organizations (rather than the ones we have traditionally and recently less relevantly filled), we're going to join those librarians who have been declared redundant.

Not exact matches

While its mission remains the same — to support entrepreneurs aged 18 — 39 — Hashem says her job is to help keep the non-profit organization responsive to the actual needs of its constituency.

When we think of the awful need of humanity at this hour, it seems almost grotesque to turn to the church for help, if by the church we mean not some idealization, but the actual human organizations we know.

Despite noting how the past actual entities provide some eternal objects and that God's gift of an initial subjective aim provides additional organization of those past entities into a consistent and compatible «actual world» for the new entity, there remains a need for radically new possibilities.

But the actual investment of resources is something that is too precious for national organizations to do anything other than place where they need to get wins... there is a question about the nationalization of gubernatorial races in 2018 and whether the national politics related to the president are going to be something that every governor running is going to have to confront.

Commissioner members who voted against giving the two organizations an exemption said a clear showing that donors faced an actual risk of reprisal would be needed to justify special treatment.

So even if the protein recommendations from the different organizations vary, it is almost certain that all of them overestimate the majority of people's actual protein needs by a large percentage.

Before designing any training program, you need to identify the actual learning requirement of employees in your organization.

If nothing else, there is always a difference in corporate culture and the needs of the clients of our clients which differ depending on the organizations they target and, more specifically the actual individuals within those companies whom they sell to.