Sentences with phrase «for bold action»

Americans spoke up in record numbers to support the plan, calling for bold action on climate and shifting to clean energy across the country.

While he has been lauded by liberals in the state and nationally for bold action on topics like same - sex marriage and gun control, his posture on nuts - and - bolts issues like budgets and taxes has leaned more toward the right.

A deteriorating public infrastructure system threatens the ongoing competitiveness and future economic growth of the U.S.. However, the recognition across both sides of the aisle of the need for bold action provides grounds for optimism.

Also at noon, prents and members from New York Hispanic Clergy Association will host a press conference, urging elected officials in Albany for bold action fixing a statewide crisis that fails close to 800,000 students every year, LCA Press Room (130), LOB, Albany.

At noon, Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr. and Rev. Dr. Johnnie Green will lead nearly 100 prominent members of New York's Black and Hispanic clergy from New York Hispanic Clergy Association and Mobilizing Preachers and Communities, urging elected officials in Albany for bold action fixing a statewide crisis that fails close to 800,000 students every year, City Hall steps, Manhattan.

«Now is the time for bold action to protect our health and our communities from the dangerous impacts of carbon pollution and climate change — especially the health of our most vulnerable populations, children, seniors and people with chronic diseases like asthma,» he said.

Japan's yen has weakened 13 percent over the past three months, while the Nikkei stock index has surged about 25 percent on hopes for bold action by the central bank.

The Bank of Japan expanded monetary stimulus on July 29 through a modest increase in purchases of exchange - traded funds (ETF), yielding to pressure from the government and financial markets for bolder action to spur growth and accelerate inflation towards its 2 percent target.

He was hired for bold action, and he's vowed to make hard choices.

But in an education environment yearning for bold action, public school leaders need to avoid the trap of popular opinion.

Indeed, how can Shellenberger & Nordhaus represent a new middle way if the center has already shifted so dramatically and everyone's ready for bold action (i.e. strong regulations)?

''... The program, commendably, doesn't give the reborn darling of the green movement, Al Gore, a pass: the Clinton administration didn't seize its opportunity for bold action any more than the two Bush administrations did.

What this means is that the support for bold action is there, both in the US and abroad.

President Obama has thus far failed to use the bully pulpit to make the case for bold action on climate change.

Unusual times call for bold actions.

At the onset of the crisis, she quickly recognized the need for bold action and urged aggressive interest rate cutting, advice Bernanke eventually heeded.

(ABC / AP) President Donald Trump has called for bold action to improve school safety after last month's Parkland shooting, but a set of proposals the White House formally plans to endorse on Monday leaves most authority for reform up to the states and for consideration by a new federal commission...

Type 2 Translational Research Task Force: Position Statement, A Call for Bold Action to Support Prevention Programs and Policies To Achieve Greater Public Health and Economic Impact (PDF)

Where we have seen US President Trump take a lonely back seat on climate action, our members are stepping in with calls for bold action — backed up with gigawatt - scale, business focused investments in renewable electricity infrastructure.

«Climate justice calls for bold actions, not just bold words in dealing with Climate change.