Sentences with phrase «as a blueprint for»

The administration released its 53 - page plan Monday as a blueprint for Congress to draft legislation.

One reason: Taco Bell's success with social media and other millennial marketing tactics is serving as a blueprint for all Yum Brands chains in 2015.

Instead of viewing regulations like those mandated by OSHA as a nuisance (NAM and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce for years fought against implementation of the original OSHA legislation and continue to lobby against efforts to expand the legislation), Keller came to see them as a blueprint for improvement.

A comprehensive plan serves as a blueprint for financial decision - making, so it makes a great place to focus at the start of a new client relationship.

The draft memo reveals what the transition team has developed as a blueprint for Trump's administration

But the draft memo reveals what the Trump transition team has developed as a blueprint for Trump's administration based on its pre-election work and Trump's own campaign promises.

To successfully launch a catering company, you need a business plan that will serve as a blueprint for the business and its team.

My hope is that this book will serve as a blueprint for many more success stories, just like the unconventional and unexpected entrepreneurs I talked to from all over the world.

In Becoming Attached, psychologist Robert Karen explains, «[Early in life], one forms images of the self and others and of how they fit together, which have a powerful hold on the personality and serve as a blueprint for future relationships.»

Science clearly disproves some aspects of the bible, and some takes on evolution but the bible never claimed to be a «scientific proof for the existence of God» it was meant as a blueprint for how to live so that you may experience God directly.

This Christoform theology of creation presents Christ as the blueprint for creation.

Such an idea would not be applicable as a blueprint for the reconstruction of the several institutions but only as a kind of general prescription of the elements every blueprint would need to provide for.

Feel free increase or reduce the amount of sriracha depending on your taste, and in fact you can treat the whole roll assembly as a blueprint for whatever happens to be your favorite spring vegetables, fruits, and herbs.

He says the company's focus on «hard work, customer service and strong faith» has been the difference - maker, and will continue to serve as the blueprint for its operations as it keeps growing.

Built in 11 months, the Browns could serve as a blueprint for the state - of - the - art sports franchise in the 21st century.

In just a few weeks, those lessons will help serve as a blueprint for CYC's traveling band of mat men at one of the toughest tournaments in the nation.

It's this game, rather than the previous three on the list, that Arsenal will use as their blueprint for how to handle Costa when they square off again on April 26.

Few clubs used it as a blueprint for their play, but it was always an option for in - game tweaks or used as an alternate when squads became overwhelmed with injuries or suspensions.

It's been said that the youth and reserve sides at Liverpool will use the first team set up as a blueprint for their playing style and philosophy, but judging by this performance, maybe the first team could learn a thing or two by watching these youngsters.

Do you look at that as a blueprint for the season you hope for?

You can rely on breastfeeding as a blueprint for the intuitiveness, nurturing, and empathy that comes with experienced mothering.

They will look to your marriage as a blueprint for the type of relationship that they aspire to have in the future.

The National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) is pleased to announce the release of the most recent edition of the National Standards for Youth Sports, which have served as the blueprint for conducting top - quality youth sports programs for 30 years.

Since then, the Standards have served as the blueprint for how thousands of recreation professionals have conducted their youth sports programs through the years.

The National Standards for Youth Sports serve as the blueprint for how recreational youth sports providers can meet the needs of all their participants.

Michael Gove, the Education Secretary, has used Mr Canada's achievements in Harlem, one of New York's bleakest neighbourhoods, as a blueprint for the «free» schools initiative being launched in England next year.

The SHIELD Act will serve as a blueprint for NY and the rest of the nation to follow to keep Americans safe,» said Senator David Carlucci.

The email asked for feedback from supporters about the president's campaign and signaled the organization may stick around for future use as a policy advocate tool under Obama's second term, or even further down the road as a blueprint for national Democratic candidates.

Mr. Orlando detailed the plan to the Town Board at its Tuesday meeting as a blueprint for how to address the problem over the next few years.

Yet, four years on, and things have now reached such a low that Chris Grayling holds up Oakwood Prison — a jail whose performance was damned by the chief inspector, saying it was easier to get drugs than soap — as his blueprint for the whole estate.

Most troubling about a breakaway Democratic conference propping up Republicans is that it serves as a blueprint for other states where a threadbare GOP majority may look to save itself.

Administration officials framed Wednesday's speech as a blueprint for the next year of the mayor's education agenda, although all the programs combined will not be fully implemented until 2026.

Pawlenty allies point to his state of the state address as a blueprint for where the party could go nationally in these tight economic times: increased funding for education, a cut in business taxes and a shrinking of state government.

The law remains popular downstate — a 2015 Siena poll revealed 76 percent of New York City residents support it — and the governor often holds up the legislation as the blueprint for a nationwide model.

The governor said progressive victories in New York during his first two terms — including the legalization of same - sex marriage, enactment of a $ 15 - an - hour minimum wage and a free public college tuition program for some students — could serve as a blueprint for the rest of the country.

While the campaign was relaunched in 2015 and has served as a blueprint for the design of similar social charity campaigns hoping to go viral, its success has not been replicated, raising only 0.9 % of 2014's campaign earnings in 20151.

While a conventional gene's RNA serves as a blueprint for protein, SRG1 fervently spits out many useless copies of RNA, which effectively stop a nearby gene in its tracks.

Attended by 114 heads of state and government, the summit in Rio de Janeiro approved the giant Agenda 21 document, intended as a blueprint for a sustainable future, plus the Rio Declaration and a statement of forest principles.

Based on the images obtained with an MRI scanner, the surgeon determines the structure of the inflammation, which afterwards will serve as a blueprint for his scalpel during the operation.»

They regarded it as a blueprint for the government's own action plan.

The researchers found that the codon, which should have signaled a halt to protein production, instead acted as the blueprint for a previously unknown amino acid, pyrrolysine.

These trade agreements may have important implications for health policy, as NAFTA is seen as a blueprint for future free trade agreements.

It is extremely sensible and realistic and should be used as the blueprint for future government policy about the regulation of animal research and testing.

«By developing advanced science and technology to effectively monitor, model, and mitigate such impacts on Lake George, we hope to serve as a blueprint for how to do similar work in lakes around the world.»

Once you're super clear on your values, they'll act as a blueprint for your life choices.

Carpenter's suggestions can be used as a blueprint for more difficult backbends, but she's interested in more than getting you into a bigger pose.

Start by thinking of chakras as a blueprint for your own self - care, and your yoga practice as the architect that makes that blueprint a reality.

Since the 1979 thriller served as the blueprint for the modern horror film, Laurie is long - held by aficionados to be the gold standard, as final girls go.

Like Ofelia's journey in Pan's Labyrinth, it sees childhood as the blueprint for how adults might aspire to be the heroes of their own lives, and so it finds young Robert Ford (Casey Affleck) jealously hoarding his stash of highly - fictionalized penny novels (of the sort W.W. Beauchamp was writing on English Bob in another western touchstone, Unforgiven) about his hero James under his bed with other sundry relics of his youth.

At its bottom is a wonderful screenplay that engages the Frankenstein mythos as a blueprint for games playing: procreation both natural and unnatural, with the stakes literally the fate of the human race.