Sentences with phrase «advantage of a new chapter»
You are the most important people for me to let know that after 15 years, I am taking advantage of a new chapter in the company history to leave the Net - A-Porter stage and let you skilfully and beautifully create the future of fashion.
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Policy Exchange wants Britain to open a dangerous new chapter of its trading life by pre-emptively giving up all of its strategic advantage.
UFT President Michael Mulgrew on April 18 gave chapter leaders and delegates a sneak preview of the union's new app that offers a simple, fast way to connect with the union and take advantage of member - only resources and discounts.
WFP, a progressive political party founded in 1998 in New York by labor unions and community organizations with chapters nationwide, takes advantage of New York's fusion voting laws — which allow small third parties to cross-endorse Democratic and Republican candidates.
Retail stores such as Barnes and Noble or Chapters / Indigo could really take advantage of getting the stores designers to come up with a new way to make books stand out.
Designed to help children's book authors prepare, publish and promote both illustrated and chapter books in Kindle Stores worldwide, Children's book authors can use Amazon's new Kindle Kids» Book Creator tool to easily create illustrated children's books that take advantage of Kindle features like text pop - ups.
Corinne's new edition of her CV book has recently been updated to include an extended chapter on social media and how to use it to your advantage to market yourself, manage your web - presence and your online reputation.
The recent amendments to the Native Title Act to allow for broader settlement packages, discussed in Chapter 1, should help facilitate economic development on Indigenous lands and assist communities to take advantage of new opportunities, such as climate change mitigation activities.