Sentences with phrase «make systematic efforts»

If Americans do not make systematic efforts to address how to get parents back into the schools, he warns, they will likely face an uphill battle with some very unpleasant long - term consequences for the country.

If one who has never made any systematic effort to lift and control the thought - forces will, for a single month, earnestly pursue the course here suggested, he will be surprised and delighted at the result, and nothing will induce him to go back to careless, aimless, and superficial thinking.

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But leaders made a concerted effort to reduce harassment through consistent anti-harassment messages, regular training, formal and informal reporting mechanisms, and systematic investigation and remediation.

Adds senior author Mark Ilgen, Ph.D., «These results highlight the importance of addressing provider behaviors in our efforts to address the opioid epidemic, and the need for large health systems to develop and implement systematic approaches that are flexible enough to allow clinicians to make individual decisions while still reducing the overall prevalence of potentially risky prescribing.»

One of the earliest systematic efforts to understand spontaneous remission was made by William Coley, an American bone surgeon born in 1862.

It's what I use with my coaching clients, and what I recommend to schools, districts, and agencies seeking to make their coaching efforts more systematic and impactful.

In sum, this study demonstrates that when schools using a systematic, curriculum - embedded performance assessment make an effort to keep parents informed about the assessment, and when consistent informal communications between parents and teachers take place, parental reactions to performance assessment can be very positive.

Rather, systematic efforts should be made to minimize length of stay to an appropriate outcome for every animal, whether that is return to owner, rescue, transfer, adoption, return to location of origin, or in the case of managed intake, perhaps never entering the shelter at all.

It refers to the systematic, individualised and sustained effort made by a team to rehome a cat or kitten.

As talented in practical matters as mathematical ones, the younger Dines invented and built numerous meteorological instruments, and mounted several notable observational campaigns, including efforts to make systematic observations at high altitudes broadly similar to the Mt. Whitney campaign of 1913.

The request, accompanied with a report [7Mb PDF] on the government's «systematic efforts» to obstruct access to researchers, was made jointly on Wednesday by the Environmental Law Centre at the University of Victoria and Democracy Watch, a national non-profit group.

Instead, every effort is made to justify lowering test severity and to accept known flaws and systematic errors.»

«Strategic planning is the continuous process of making present entrepreneurial (risk - taking) decisions systematically and with the greatest knowledge of their futurity; organizing systematically the efforts needed to carry out these decisions; and measuring the results of these decisions against the expectations through organized, systematic feedback.»

Bart Showalter, the partner at Baker Botts who leads that effort for us, said the fixed fee scared them at first, but over time they developed a systematic approach to the work, and as he put it, «the system made us more efficient.»

Few, if any, businesses harness the true power of real estate marketing by making the receiving of systematic referrals a cornerstone of their marketing efforts.