Sentences with phrase «competing needs of its members»

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Given the decline in the WCC of funds, members, and resources, and the concomitant need to cut staff and programs, the bureaucratic approach — which emphasizes organic (structural) cohesion while insisting on an open - ended dogmatic pluralism — can hardly compete with a catholic, Christocentric faith that is yet flexible and diverse regarding forms.

Spot on bro... the problem with most of us Arsenal fans is that we've been made to accept average as our only option after been promised by Gazidis and other members of the board that we will compete with top European clubs... i feel some players need to be allowed to go in order for better ones who are ambitious and hungry for titles to come in... and someone made mention of Giroud saving Arsenal in a few games like the countless chances he's missed that could have put the club in better positions could be equated right... he should have done that against Watford, west brom and the rest... truth be told..

NY Union Proud (NYUP), the slate of insurgent union members competing for the leadership of PEF, has gathered the requisite petition signatures needed to make the ballot.

«Our members need skilled employees now more than ever, and our schools must provide our children with the skills necessary to compete outside the classroom,» said Heather C. Briccetti, Esq., president and CEO of The Business Council of New York State, Inc. «This study proves that New York is leading the nation — not only by setting high standards, but by taking the time to listen to parents and teachers about improving them.

One potential of the new arrangement, as some informed observers suggest, is that only one?not all — of the PIs on a project will need the expensive resources and long - term stability that universities have traditionally provided to faculty members competing for grants.

The Grand Chamber conceded that more than half of the member states permitted conjugal visits for prisoners thereby arguably, obviating the need for the authorities to provide additional facilities for artificial insemination, but that ultimately the UK policy as structured «effectively excluded any real weighing of the competing individual and public interests, and prevented the required assessment of the proportionality of a restriction, in any individual case».

Most of the team members are hard working, dedicated, and open to putting in late hours (when needed) to compete tasks.

This involves fitting the daily routine to the family's values and goals and effectively juggling the varied and inevitably competing needs and interests of family members.