Sentences with phrase «face of change»

Whether written in stone or merely on paper, those statements should not be the outward public face of these changes.

It's dangerous to ignore changing fundamentals and B&H approach to investing sort of goes the route of least resistance of not doing anything in face of the changing reality.

Faces Of Change opens to the public with a reception on March 8 from 7 - 9 PM.

Oakes» other film credits include the short FACES OF CHANGE; the feature film PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL WINNER and recently, he produced his first short film, WHO SHALL I PLAY WITH NOW?

UNIX Gallery, in conjunction with Acumen, is pleased to present Faces Of Change, a solo exhibition by German photographer Martin Schoeller.

SoulPowered founders Sarah Kaler and Brenda Wilkins share how to develop achievable goals and be indestructible in the face of change.

For many, he is the face of the changing fortunes of Hong Kong as the former colony's British elite gave way to Chinese dynasties.

So, while it may seem like an usually sinister phenomenon, cannibalistic ways appear to be a long - practiced final resort for animals who are trying to hold on in the face of changing environmental conditions.

Yes, you are the face of this change, and you are going to lead this change, but you can't be the entire change.

Flexible in the face of change, resilient in the face of confusion.

I generally like how they are making decisions in the face of change and uncertainty.

In the face of a changing and potentially punitive regulatory framework, you must realize that insurance businesses of AIG's caliber are more valuable to shareholders if held directly than they are as part of a SIFI conglomerate.

Highlights include discussion of company's Shipt deal and approach to M&A; curbside drive - up and fulfillment option strategy; the future of labor; and how TGT aims to manage profitability in the face of change

Today's biggest marketing challenge is not getting attention in an distracted world or building loyalty in a sea of choices — it is remaining relevant in the face of changing values and increased customer expectations.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau unveiled the Liberals» second budget Wednesday, billing it as a long - term plan to lead job growth and give Canadians the «confidence and optimism» to «adapt and prosper in the face of change.»

(Most of the funding — $ 2 billion — goes to another climate priority, infrastructure for «disaster mitigation and adaptation» in the face of a changing climate.)

As PandoDaily editor Paul Carr points out, Kutcher's tweets still serve to support Uber even in the face of his changing course.

Another behavior is anchoring, where investors are slow to react to fundamental changes in economic, corporate or market developments because of an irrational attachment to a perceived value, even in the face of changing information.

During this information - packed 70 - minute call recording, Jack shares ideas for leveraging others to get more done, reaching more prospective customers without spending a fortune on marketing, motivating your team and staying flexible and positive in the face of change.

The great «health transition,» as some call it, seemed to require adjustment in the face of changed possibilities for human flourishing.

Coined the Friendship Centre during a recent meeting between IRRI Deputy - Director General, Jackie Hughes and Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI) Director General Bhagya Rani Banik, the centre will help expand collaborative research work between the two institutions, especially in the face of changes in the climate and the global market environment.

Face of change or symbol of revenge?

«If the Buhari administration is to successfully implement its change agenda, we must not only partner with the government, we must be the face of change and we must live change.

Diners keep coming, but some restaurateurs are throwing in the towel in the face of the changing economics of hospitality

With more and more hospitals in financial difficulty, this move could hit every community in the land and leave them voiceless in the face of changes to their services.

It gained a reputation for shifty dealings, but did a remarkable job of staying influential and relevant in the face of changing attitudes, voting patterns and demographics.

The goal of her research is to improve the resilience and sustainability of water resources and aquatic ecosystems in the face of a changing climate.

This reproduction strategy lets corals spread rapidly to more suitable habitats without needing to wait for genetic mutations that make it hardier in the face of change.

Creating sustainable food systems in the face of a changing climate isn't easy — but innovators around the world are making real progress

Innovators gather in DC this week to discuss how to modernize the U.S. electric grid in the face of a changing electricity sector.

Frey and colleagues argue that robustness in the face of changes in the concentrations of components could provide an evolutionary advantage, insofar as it endows cells with a higher degree of flexibility.

This research highlights the potential for plant communities to change in the face of changing climates.

«A lot of communities in our country are struggling with how to plan to ensure reliable access to food, water and other things in their community in the face of a changing climate,» said Jack Fellows, vice president of the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, which organized the conference that produced the report.

A new review paper emphasizes the crucial role birds play in helping trees colonize new habitats — especially in the face of a changing climate.

These circuits contribute importantly to behavioral flexibility in the face of changes in reward contingencies or reward value.

By developing drought and temperature tolerant varieties, the spring wheat breeding program and researchers like Dr. Talbert hope to help Montana farmers remain profitable in the face of a changing climate.

Throughout their lives, organisms maintain homeostasis in the face of changing conditions by interpreting environmental signals and translating them into appropriate biochemical and biological outputs.

ref It will also be important to encourage socioeconomic research on the impacts of ocean acidification, the projected timing of impacts, and the ways to increase adaptability and resilience of socioeconomic systems in the face of changing ocean chemistry.

«A critical issue for the future status of reefs will be their ability to provide ecosystem services like reef tourism and fishing in the face of the changes in species composition.

Producing enough food for the increasing global population must be done in the face of changing consumption patterns, the impacts of climate change and the growing scarcity of water and land.

In the face of changing climate, forest managers can best maintain forest health and stable product yield by understanding past trends and planning for a range of climate scenarios.

It's not the way to think about medical care in the face of a changing pattern of health problems as we live longer lives — but lives that are increasingly limited and burdened by subpar health.

King is not only managing her own diabetes, but she is also active in the fight to raise awareness about the disease and is the spokesperson for the Face of Change campaign, a traveling photo exhibit that includes personal stories about diabetes.

Controlling your stress response to be clearheaded, authentic, and insightful in the face of change and inspiring others to do the same.

Studies show that resilient individuals, on the other hand, not only maintain positive emotions, but they use them to bounce back from negative experiences, as they remain confident, optimistic, and open in the face of change.

They both grip to their old ways in the face of the changing landscape, physical and political... the dawning of a new world and as Bills eye closed for the final time as if the curtain finally closed on the ways of the old.