Sentences with phrase «dramatically changing organization»
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«The Affordable Care Act is unlikely to dramatically affect liability costs, but it may influence small and moderate changes in costs over the next several years,» said David Auerbach, the study's lead author and a policy researcher at RAND, a nonprofit research organization.
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Industries were being dramatically altered by new mechanization and organization, fundamentally changing society.
Districts wouldn't even have to foot the bill; I did some back - of - the - envelope calculations based on the 2011 Annual Report and found that with the savings picked up by the decreased recruitment pool and corps size (going with Wendy Kopp's «applicant pool fell in half» and your 3000 number, respectively), TFA could afford to pay each first - year CM a ~ $ 23,000 stipend (modulo one - time costs related to changing the structure of the organization so dramatically).
News organizations, record companies, broadcast and movie producers, and book publishers have all been dramatically affected by the change.
The request comes after HSUS spent more than $ 2.1 million of if its own money, plus another $ 200,000 of money from organizations under its own umbrella (Doris Day Animal League and Fund for Animals) for the passing of Missouri's Proposition B. Prop B was then dramatically changed by the state legislature.
Today Harvard University, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and a range of other partner organizations are launching the Planetary Health Alliance, a new effort to dramatically improve our understanding of the linkages between environmental change and human health across the globe.
and a range of other partner organizations are launching the Planetary Health Alliance, a new effort to dramatically improve our understanding of the linkages between environmental change and human health across the globe.
The US economy has changed dramatically over the last 50 years from employment in large organizations to an increased reliance on temporary or contracted labor.