Sentences with phrase «become models for»

He also created adoption, animal behavior, feral cat and spay / neuter programs that have become models for the nation.

Let's keep encouraging public charter schools (the vast majority of which employ unionized teachers) to try new things so those that do succeed can become models for improving traditional education.

These classes now become the models for teacher preparation.

While the alliance will apply only to their employees, these corporations are so closely watched that whatever successes they have could become models for other businesses.

The situation is analogous to health care policy in the years before Obamacare, when, in the absence of a federal consensus, Massachusetts pioneered its own law aimed at reforming health insurance (which later became a model for the Affordable Care Act).

«This project will become a model for others not only in Canada, but around the world,» enthused Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau at the time.

The Brooklyn - born financier cobbled together a $ 698 billion empire of seemingly unrelated businesses into Citigroup, which in the late 1990s became the model for the modern - day financial supermarket.

Whether Lee intended it or not, his template for Singapore became a model for many authoritarian governments that saw its success as an example of how prosperity could be achieved while controlling freedom.

But the tactic of trying to hit forestry companies through their customers, of seeking out and winning international attention and the War in the Woods» successful use of civil disobedience became a model for environmentalists around the world.

Bridgespan's metrics for Rise could become a model for other investment firms if they prove successful, especially in a global political climate that is rethinking its capitalistic system.

We believe the SFI sourced team will become the model for our internal sales team to emulate.»

In any event, the BoE became the model for a modern - day central bank.

That paideia became the model for excellence in theological schooling was simply inherent in the way the Christian thing was construed by Christians and pagans alike in a Hellenistic culture that understood itself to be paideia

That understanding of actual deliverance in history became the model for understanding creation.

The order of the patriarchal household becomes the model for the order of the state.

It became a model for Protestant states, where generally the prince, rather than a priest, was head of the church, and at the highest level directed its affairs.

It could have become a model for other Latin American countries, without the authoritarian and oppressive government that has corrupted almost all previous revolutions of the poor.

This work became a model for early medieval hagiography12 We will focus mainly on one book, the liber regulae pastoralis his systematic treatise on pastoral care, using his biblical exegesis and correspondence as supportive resources.

They are compatible and I hope that is honored and even becomes a model for other congregations.

But when an event becomes a model for all reality, its radical uniqueness is endangered.

Metaphysically, God becomes a model for the use of freedom.

The experience of sexual difference thus becomes the model for all experiences of transcendence; it designates an indissoluble relation with an absolutely inaccessible reality.

The organization created a first - of - its - kind proposal to address the challenges in North Minnesota with a goal of «closing the food and health gap and becoming a model for similar efforts nationwide.»

Ultimately, Rolle invented a blend that became the model for what would become V8 vegetable juice.

Some might even go so far as to suggest that we have become the model for what not to do as an organization.

We have developed a healthy menu program called Culinary Creations that has become a model for other districts in the state, and across the country.»

Through these ideas, parenting stress can be reduced and you can become a model for your children to handle their own stress.

So, why has Babywise become the model for infant care in many Christian communities?

It became the model for the federally funded Head Start Parent and Child Centers and Head Start Early Learning Centers.

Lord Lester's two private members» bills on making the European Human Rights Convention enforceable in British courts later became the model for the Human Rights Act (HRA).

At 8:45 a.m., Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, NYU's Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Appleseed Inc hold breakfast forum, which includes the unveiling of a new report «Downtown Rising: How Brooklyn became a Model for Urban Development» and remarks from Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, The Puck Bldg, 295 Lafayette St., Manhattan.

If successful, Iran could become a model for other countries, especially in the Middle East and North Africa, which given the current levels of trauma and distress, are having or will probably witness increasing levels of drug use.

A Democratic State Committeewoman, Cooper took credit for pushing the city and state clinic access bills that later became the model for national legislation.

Lord Lester's two private members» bills on making the European Human Rights Convention enforceable in British courts became the model for the Human Rights Act (HRA).

A federal judge approved a sweeping plan to reduce solitary confinement in New York state prisons, saying she hopes the deal to end decades - old practices becomes a model for other states confronting the harmful effects of extreme isolation.

One candidate has come up with a plan to deal with this, and it could become a model for how to, at least, raise awareness of the effort by Big Money to effectively buy congressional races.

But what I hear here in New York City, we have an opportunity to become a model for this country.

We're hoping to become a model for counties across the nation.

Mr Amissah - Arthur assured that all the agencies of government are making sure that the country conducts «free and fair elections,» indicating that is what Ghanaians want because the country «has become a model for true democracy in Africa».

As the Energiewende has gained momentum, it has become a model for other countries; more than 50 have copied the FiT alone.

A few years later, von Braun became the model for Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove.

The landmark package of laws is considered former governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's signature legislation and has become a model for the rest of the world.

This group treats patients with a broad spectrum of malignancies and has become a model for similar efforts by other major cancer centers throughout the world.

What we accomplished together can become a model for tribes in Congo, in Indonesia — anywhere in the world where rainforests are under threat.

Based in Namibia, it rapidly became a model for innovative ways to protect endangered species while still permitting human use of the same habitat.

The virus renowned for its devastating effects has become a model for in vestigating the molecular links between form and function.

Proponents hope the agreement will become a model for others.

The results were so dramatic that Guerrero Velasco's approach became a model for Colombia's capital city Bogotá and elsewhere.

Instead, it has become the model for its unforeseen consequences.

These findings could lead the pathway to novel pre - and probiotic approaches to addressing infections with this parasite and become a model for other infectious disease processes.