Sentences with phrase «join future efforts»

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Tiger Woods had a rather eventful post-PGA Championship Monday, what with responding to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office toxicology report of medications he had ingested before his DUI arrest in May, joining PGA winner Justin Thomas for a celebratory dinner, and noting he had resumed golf activities in an effort at making a presumed comeback sometime in the future.

We are inviting all our allies, former adversaries, and new partners to join hands in a commitment to a new equation for education — Innovation + Opportunity = Results, or Ed Reform I.O, dedicated to advancing the foundational concepts of innovation and opportunity in all future policy efforts.

We're looking for the best and brightest to join us as we innovate, collaborate and dedicate our efforts to driving the future of mobility.

«We sought out some of the most innovative thought leaders... including veterinarians, researchers and nutritionists to join our effort, and we look forward to providing new options for pets and pet parents in the future,» said Paul Hunt, senior vice president of sourcing and product development at PetSmart.

Join us in our efforts to create and maintain safe trails and a healthy ecosystem for future generations to also enjoy, appreciate and protect.

Join us in our efforts to invest in the future for the island fox and make radio collars available for each island fox that has the opportunity to return to the wild.

We believe that teaching kids to learn about and appreciate the natural world is essential for Oregon's future, that's why we've joined the effort to help Save Outdoor School.

By refusing to join global efforts to cut emissions and initiate policies that will begin the process of large and sustained emission reductions, the Howard Government is storing up trouble for the future.

Whether they will be able to recruit enough people to join them, and whether their combined efforts will be enough to head off the most serious effects of global warming, are open questions that can only be answered by future developments.

Regardless of Dominion's involvement, the larger message is clear — DOI is setting sail for the future of America's offshore wind industry and joining other US efforts to go from potential to reality.

The 189 nations that had eventually signed the Framework treaty, the United States among them, were discussing future, nonbinding agreements aimed at improving the treaty's effectiveness and enticing developing nations to join in the emissions - curbing effort.

We must continue to improve our scientific understanding, particularly of the impacts of climate change; we must implement policies such as raising the market price of carbon to provide incentives to households to alter their consumption so that they will have a low - carbon diet; we must also raise carbon prices to send a signal to firms like ExxonMobil that their future lies in research, development, and production of low - carbon fuels; and we must devise mechanisms so that countries will join in a global effort rather than one limited to northwest Europe.

Over 400 early childhood professionals and advocates joined with us at the Albuquerque Convention Center to celebrate and learn about the accomplishments of the Race To the Top - Early Learning Challenge (RTT - ELC) grant over the past 5 years, as well as look forward to what it's going to take to sustain these efforts into the future and to expand on the gains made.