Sentences with phrase «anyone concerned about the future»

(Why would anyone concerned about the future of our society give money to these universities?)

In the meantime, anyone concerned about the future of American education should read this important, imaginative book.

What they have learned and what they know about the barriers that still lie ahead is a must read for anyone concerned about the future well - being of our children, our schools, and yes, ultimately, «our nation at risk.»

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Anyone concerned about the condition of the perennial philosophy, or the future of Christian civilisation, ought to read it.

Shane Greer: «The Conservative Party is back and if anyone should be concerned about their future then it's Gordon Brown.

But State Assembly Democrats are quietly concerned about a Back to the Future scenario: a Republican seizing control of a southern Brooklyn seat that has been held in Democratic hands as long as anyone alive can remember.

Anyone interested in Connecticut's future should be deeply concerned about the way Democratic legislative leaders handled the General Electric Co. fiasco as opposed to their all - out effort to preserve Connecticut's casino industry by expanding casino gambling in the state.

Anyone concerned about our planet's future shouldn't miss this Q&A with environmental activist Bill McKibben, who posits in his latest book, Eaarth, that climate change has already happened.

Unable to trust anyone, and increasingly concerned about the future of her shy and damaged young charge, Troy finds herself in the middle of a dangerous mystery.

Interviewer: Speaking of those customers, if anyone is currently paying for financial advice, or maybe they're thinking about paying for financial advice in the future, what advice do you have for people that are going into this industry and maybe looked at this report and had concerns?

A Greenpeace video tells the story of Indonesia's threatened forests New York Times reporter Justin Gillis is out this morning with «With Deaths of Forests, a Loss of Key Climate Protectors,» a recommended read for anyone concerned about how climate change is affecting the planet and what it means for the present and future.

These people are as concerned about the future of their children as anyone.

Anyone concerned about how the futures of millions of children are jeopardized because of discipline practices that unfairly exclude students from U.S. public schools will be heartened by this story about how transformative change can happen.

It offers practical support and guidance to families, professionals and anyone concerned about a grieving child and believes that the right support at the right time can enable young people to live with their grief and rebuild positive futures.