Sentences with phrase «describe internal strategy»

«They used the psychographic stuff, and the Facebook data was a part of that,» said another former Cambridge Analytica employee, who requested anonymity to describe internal strategy.

«They used the psychographic stuff, and the Facebook data was a part of that,» said a former Cambridge Analytica employee, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal strategy.

«They used the psychographic stuff, and the Facebook data was a part of that,» said another former Cambridge Analytica employee, who requested anonymity to describe internal strategy.

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This strategy was succinctly described by a tobacco industry attorney in an internal memo to his colleagues:

He describes his expertise as being able to tackle three types of problems: Successful schools wanting an outside sparring partner or coach to promote internal collaboration strategies; schools wishing to further develop specific sectors of their activities; and finally, schools that have more significant problems.

In a 2007 internal note, quoted in Illinois's lawsuit, Sallie Mae described its strategy of using subprime loans to «win school deals and secure F.F.E.L.P. and standard private volume,» a reference to the Federal Family Education Loan program that generated most of the company's profits.»

The book is organized in chapters along major therapeutic goals as follows with specific tools described to meet these objectives: The challenge of therapeutic engagement with reluctant children; relational strategies to engage heart and mind; the therapeutic use of symbols to access the internal and relational worlds of the child or teen; building the therapeutic alliance with strategies that honor strengths; strategies to strengthen the self - observer; facilitating empathy for self and others; strategies to access the pain of social rejection; tools to address grief and traumatic loss; the «quest for home» strategies; and the delicate operation of facilitating hope.

The book is organized in chapters along major therapeutic goals as follows with specific tools described to meet the objectives: the challenge of therapeutic engagement with reluctant children; relational strategies to engage heart and mind; the therapeutic use of symbols to access the internal and relational worlds of the child or teen; building the therapeutic alliance with strategies that honor strengths; strategies to strengthen the self - observer; facilitating empathy for self and others; strategies to access the pain of social rejection; tools to address grief and traumatic loss; the «quest for home» strategies; and the delicate operation of facilitating hope.

The term «like - kind exchange» describes the federal and state capital gains tax deferral strategy requirement of an Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 1031 tax deferred exchange that properties exchanged must be like - kind to one another.