Sentences with phrase «is the catalyst for change in»

Policy can certainly be a catalyst for change in young industries, but once economics speak loudly enough, there is no stopping the momentum.

Who knows maybe it will be a catalyst for change in David... Deconstruction shouldn't be just for the harmful beliefs one has absorbed but also for the destructive patterns of behavior that one exhibits.»

Who knows maybe it will be a catalyst for change in David.

The game at Stamford Bridge last weekend certainly felt like it could be the catalyst for a change in our fortunes, as no one gave us much of a sniff against the in form and reigning champions.

«As such, we begin to see that the geology, and not just the climate, control the availability of water — the landscape was a catalyst for change in Africa.»

Through the voice these school leaders learn how they are catalysts for change in diverse school settings.

Show management the money and you could be a catalyst for change in your organization.

It also is the catalyst for change in schools that can spur them to higher performance and greater academic achievement for students.

All of MSA's directors have not only been catalysts for change in their own communities, they are leading a national dialogue and creating strategies for magnet schools by improving educational environments now that lead us into the future.

As guardian to her fifteen - year - old half - sister, with whom she doesn't get along, she hopes that moving will be a catalyst for change in their relationship.

It's also been a catalyst for change in terms of the implementation of a widespread engagement programme — we have a long - term commitment to engagement; listening to people and acting on that, with the aim of making Ashfords a great place to work.

Technology is the catalyst for change in the legal community and it's giving us the ability to do the same work faster and at a lower cost — in other words, with less people.

I hope to have the opportunity to be the catalyst for change in your life.»

MPR reported that the Children & Youth Programme had been a catalyst for change in encouraging government investment in evidence - based prevention and early intervention programs, promoting evidence - based practice among service providers and engaging the academic sector in policy - oriented research.

The Atlantic Philanthropies» Children & Youth Programme in Ireland and Northern Ireland has been a catalyst for change in encouraging government investment in evidence - based prevention and early intervention programmes, according to this evaluation commissioned by Atlantic.

Not exact matches

What may seem like a perfunctory ritual for snooty know - it - alls is, in truth, an elegant catalyst for both chemical and physical change.

One recent catalyst for change at airport checkpoints was Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, whom U.S. federal prosecutors accuse of attempting to detonate explosives stashed in his undergarments as Northwest Airlines Flight 253 descended toward Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport on Dec. 25, 2009.

In announcing the appointment, the company expressed hope that Mr. Magnacca would be a «catalyst for change» and resuscitate the company.

The rebound in U.S. home building is rapidly changing the forest and building products landscape and is serving as a catalyst for transactions.

The smallest basket is for what Chai calls «special situations» — beaten - down stocks with a catalyst, such as a merger or a major change in the business model, to spark the business back to growth.

There are numerous catalysts to trigger a change in direction for gold.

I believe in the power of Pure Barre because it is a catalyst for change - sending us out into our community refreshed and redefined.

But we also believe in the importance of the Church and want to be catalysts for change rather than part of the mass exodus of our generation leaving it.

But, he added, «for all the potential we see in this to be a catalyst for change... the project is not a quick fix.

Positioned as the «catalyst for positive change,» it is the central organizing force in implementing programs that will increase demand for potatoes.

That perhaps Wenger himself is the «catalyst for change» that Gazidis has referred to in interview and that he will «break the bank» and sign the world class players that we need to challenge.

With another race for the top four seemingly ahead this season, it's difficult to see how things change unless there is a serious shift in power at the very top to be a catalyst for the rest of the club at all levels.

That's what I mean, I think it's a great signing, a step in the right direction and maybe the catalyst for change we needed but it's not going to change much yet.

Didn't Gazidis say that our drop in form and the protests against the manager would be a catalyst for change bullshit.

I believe this is what Gazidis was eluding to with his catalyst for change speech and his efforts to bring in a director of football which good old delusional Arsene refused to entertain.

It's hard when they lie to us straight out, Arsenal's drop in form last season was meant to be a catalyst for change, we where told the back room was going to be overhauled for a smooth transition when Wenger finally left, we were told we where getting a D.O.F and then a week off the season finishes Wenger signs a new deal and the whole backroom staff got new contracts as well.

We were promised a busy window, a window that would «be a catalyst for change» and we are effectively and I can't believe I am saying this in a worst state than last season.

His leadership in this area has been the catalyst for Special Olympics» implementation of a youth - led strategy to bring together multiple elements of the Special Olympics movement in schools and create a tipping point for culture change in schools.

In fact Gazidis said «this would be a catalyst for change».

It's going to be known as the catalyst for what most foresee as major changes in the way MLB compensates its players in the next CBA, and it seemingly started a renewed interest in salary structures among MLB players.

its written in the stars for lacazette he's going to be the catalyst for arsenals change of fortune in the race to the top 3 premiership places.

Pirelli's catalyst for change was because of data gathered in winter testing in Barcelona; the reasoning for the solution is that the reduced tread thickness will help counteract potential overheating problems.

It was clear in a very confusing time, when even the Chief Executive Gazidis said it was a catalyst for a change meaning that there had to be a restructuring of the team personnel and the management, presumably in the close season.

On the face of it, Arsenal's summer transfer window was hardly recognised as the «catalyst for change» we were all promised, but new research suggests Arsene Wenger has put his money in the right places.

«P21's mission is to serve as catalyst for 21st century learning to build collaborative partnerships among education, business, community and government leaders so that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills they need to thrive in a world where change is constant and learning never stops.»

If your child stays in a home or smaller center you may be able to educate and be the catalyst for change for the entire center's meal program.

A total of seventy four applications were received, which demonstrates the enthusiasm and engagement across both boroughs, and highlights that schools continue to serve as vital catalysts for change in the local food environment.

When I started my small garden a few years ago it served as a catalyst for changing the way we live: Eating fresh, playing in the dirt, and doing crafts and DIYs that are inspired by nature.

In face, it may be social networks that act as the catalyst for videos that change campaigns.

The link between the Lib Dems» victory in Ribble Valley and the abolition of the poll tax is not a straight line - after all, John Major had already promised change - but it is widely viewed as one of the key catalysts for the abrupt about - face.

His accomplishments were monumental, from securing Utica as the County Seat of government, construction of a new County Office Building, a catalyst for the creation of the SUNY Campus in Oneida County and leading the region through a fundamental change in government.

The office also promotes policy development in areas of particular relevance to women and is under the charge of Connie Guberman, whose main role is to be a «catalyst for change» at the university.

In a 2015 study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, another team of Columbia researchers made the case that climate change made Syria's 2006 - 2010 drought two to three times more likely, and that the drought was a catalyst for Syria's 2011 uprisinIn a 2015 study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, another team of Columbia researchers made the case that climate change made Syria's 2006 - 2010 drought two to three times more likely, and that the drought was a catalyst for Syria's 2011 uprisinin the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, another team of Columbia researchers made the case that climate change made Syria's 2006 - 2010 drought two to three times more likely, and that the drought was a catalyst for Syria's 2011 uprising.

Vasi, who studies collective behaviors, says the documentary worked as a catalyst for policy changes in the Marcellus Shale region (Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and West Virginia) where Gasland was filmed.

We assume that an increase in physical activity is nothing more than a catalyst for the change in cognitions about activity and symptoms in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome.