Sentences with phrase «associations adapt to the needs»

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According to the American Pregnancy Association, your breast milk is the absolute perfect blend of nutrients, fat, and protein needed for your baby, and it will adapt as your baby's needs change and grow.

Geoff Barton, the general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said leaders must «be able to adapt to people's changing needs» in order to improve retention, but acknowledged that «managing timetables to allow part - time working is a challenge».

«The new ASCD mobile site is another example of how the association is adapting to meet the needs of today's educators,» said ASCD Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer Gene R. Carter.

I offer stand - alone workshops and tutorials, boot camps and shorter training modules to law firms, in house legal departments, affinity groups, bar associations and law schools, each adapted to the needs and resources of the client, but with a primary focus on the fundamentals necessary for law practice growth, advancement and long term success.

While some firms began as sole practitioners, through the five, 10, or 20 years they have been with LAWPRO, we have seen them become partnerships, professional corporations, or expand as associations, and LAWPRO's bespoke excess coverage has adapted to meet their changing needs.

The Association continues today to adjust and adapt to the needs of the members in an expanding international marketplace.

Variations in HR occur due to the constant need of the heart to adapt to changing circumstances, and it is thought that loss of balance of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems causes an alteration to the structure of HRV.5 6 HRV, as a measure of nervous system balance, can therefore provide a quantification of physiological changes associated with mental health disorders, with many studies investigating these associations through a number of time domain, frequency domain and non-linear methods of quantifying HRV.7 — 9