Sentences with phrase «hard decisions about their future»
When a tragic accident occurs, everyone involved has to make hard decisions about their future.
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Not a day passes without a new story about hard bargaining at NAFTA renegotiations, which forces businesses to reconsider their investments and put off decisions until they know more about the future of cross-border trade.
Would it be a discussion about how Labour are willing to make the hard but necessary decisions on providing the funding for the future of the NHS?
In September 2013, the lease on my facility was about to be up and I was considering moving into a much larger spot, but after discussing plans about our future, my fiancee and I decided to make the hard decision to pick up and move my entire business to Chicago, IL.
Saving for retirement is hard enough, but states are forcing teachers into complex decisions about how much their pension might be worth in the future.
«We know that many pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds are less likely to receive the same high - quality advice and guidance than their wealthier peers, which makes it harder for them to make informed decisions about their future,» she told Schools Week.
This is never an easy topic to think about when it comes a family member, and sometimes even harder when it comes to animal companions because it's difficult a to make a decision about your pet's future without knowing what your animal companion really wants or needs.
I talk to someone who does research on gaming addiction about the concept in general, how hard it is to research it, and the APA's recent decision to (possibly, at some point in the future) include Internet Gaming Disorder as a real mental disorder in the handbook psychiatrists use to diagnose someone.
The policy reasons are obvious: in a world where we herald evidence - based policy - making, it is hard to explain how a decision can be made about the future of articling without examining what articling students actually do and without examining their actual working conditions.