Sentences with phrase «meet the challenges of»

In it, researchers examined the concept of «organizational ecology» by «looking at the nature of workplace strategies that small, dynamic organizations have developed to help them meet the challenges of doing more, faster and better, with less.»

On the whole, business leaders say that, given the global scope of the recession, the Conservatives have so far met the challenges of improving the economy and managing the deficit as wellas can be expected.

LONDON / STOCKHOLM, May 2 - British online supermarket pioneer Ocado has signed a partnership with Swedish market leader ICA Group, its third major deal in six months as food retailers race to meet the challenge of online competition.

On a similar theme, I was also on the jury for the $ 4 million Zayed Future Energy Prize, based in the United Arab Emirates, which encourages entrepreneurs to find innovative solutions «that will meet the challenges of climate change, energy security and the environment.»

Finally, the Canada Pension Plan offers insufficient retirement security and hasn't been reformed to meet the challenges of a period where most young workers can't enrol in pension plans.

It's time to make tough strategic choices about how to meet the challenge of insurgent competitors and capture new profit pools.

September 19, 2007 Quick - Poll: Manufacturing Sector Actions to Meet the Challenges of the Rising Dollar

In 1997 the federal government raised CPP contribution rates to meet the challenge of paying a pension when there are fewer Canadians paying into the fund.

To help meet the challenges of the changing climate, the Climate Resilience Toolkit allows users to find resources and frameworks to understand and address climate issues that impact people and their communities.

We should meet the challenges of climate change and aging population.

But the point is simply that in meeting the challenge of securing growth in the near term, the stability of future economic performance can't be dismissed as a consideration.

How well we meet the challenges of diversity will determine our future success in attracting talented immigrants as global competition for that talent intensifies.

Meeting the challenge of performing detailed analysis of footnotes and the MD&A is a fiduciary responsibility.

RBC is the only Canadian financial institution with a national team of industry specialists serving clients in the manufacturing, wholesaling, and logistics sectors, helping to meet the challenges of an increasingly global and competitive business environment.

Qurrex is designed to meet the challenges of the dramatic appreciation of cryptocurrencies resulting in increasing demand from brokers and institutional investors.

Each year, B2B business must meet the challenge of our time — keeping up with rapid new developments in digital technologies and changing buying behaviors.

Novell Net Services Software Enables Metropolitan Health to Cut Costs, Improve Patient Care and Meet the Challenges of New Government Healthcare Regulations

It was the Catholicism that successfully met the challenge of twentieth - century totalitarianism, and in its last stages, helped prepare the ground for the Second Vatican Council.

Don't get me wrong, lots of good has happened through crusade type events but maybe the paradigm needs to shift if we are going to meet the challenges of our post-modern world.

With their lay preachers and circuit riders they could the more easily meet the challenge of people spread in isolated regions.

is answered by saying, «Teach them to meet the challenge of these problems.»

The old paradigm of the world system built on nation - states to suit white peoples is inadequate to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow.

To meet the challenge of aging and eventual death, the inner springs must flow.

«One of the hardest things about trying to follow Karl Barth is his apparent lack of interest in the liberal question of how theology can meet the challenges of modernity: historical criticism, the collapse of the «house of authority,» the apparent disjunction between scientific and theological thinking, etc.,» Green reflects.

To meet the challenges of globalization doing Christian theology and rethinking spirituality has to begin with the experience of the poor especially in the poor countries.

To meet the challenge of our society, a church should experiment with new patterns of group life.

Together we can meet the challenges of secularism, of anti-family individualism, and of a commercialism that reduces life's meaning to the goods and services we consume.

It is important to know the history of your religion so that you can meet the challenges of the future.

Myroslav Marynovych, a vice-rector, quoted King George VI's words to the British people in 1939: «We have been forced into a conflict, for which we are called... to meet the challenge of a principle which, if it were to prevail, would be fatal to any civilized order in the world.»

One assumes he endorses the use of technology to meet the challenges of global climate change, uses that will amount to an unprecedented attempt to manage and manipulate the earth's ecosystem.

To understand and meet the challenge of the new world we must turn back to examine the roots of the Christian heritage.

It's difficult to see how Rick can meet the challenge of February campaigning in those random states.

Churches like Mt. Zion Baptist in Tennessee have been partnering with Facebook to meet the challenges of community building in the information age.

Sectarianism, in this sense, has been reduced by efforts to create organizations aimed at better meeting the challenges of world society.

Do the moral resources for meeting the challenge of the future lie in a combination of American ideals and Biblical religion?

There is no transcendent absolute principle that fully meets the challenges of our life journeys.

A variety of movements arose to meet the challenges of the social changes brought by the growth of cities and the Industrial Revolution.

Moreover, Christian contributions to a public consensus about just policies are needed in order to meet the challenge of poverty and inequality.

«They are talented, confident and fully capable to stand up to meet the challenges of the new competition and of our consumers.

Indeed, an important part of CFESA's mission is to «help its members meet the challenges of the industry and ensure customer satisfaction».

Dairy stakeholders from across the globe will meet in South Korea in October 2018 to ensure that the sector meets the challenge of engaging and inspiring the next generation of scientists, farmers and...

«When we call something «old - fashioned vanilla,» it must meet the challenge of the ultimate judge, the consumer,» he continues.

Brewery Ommegang is meeting the challenge of widening its reach and increasing its production without sacrificing any of the elements that make its craft Belgian - style beers unique.

Although we may meet the challenge of local competition, we always pull out ahead.»

«Tesco has become disconnected from the customer and hasn't perhaps responded and evolved to meet the challenges of a long recession,» he said.

The conference brought together numerous experts to examine how the organic sector can and should evolve to meet the challenges of sustaining human society in an ecologically and socially responsible way.

The Council for Partnerships on Rice Research in Asia (CORRA) was established in 1996 with the vision to enhance the effectiveness of the various partnership mechanisms between IRRI and its partners to meet the challenges of the global rice research system.

BARS will assist CSIRO to deliver on its commitment to increase food production in cropping and livestock systems, improve drought tolerance and disease resistance, and improve nutritional values to meet the challenges of the future.

«It will form the foundation of our shared endeavour to meet the challenges of the dairy industry and the changing expectations of consumers.»

I confess that I have become somewhat blasé about the range of exciting — I think revolutionary is probably more accurate — technologies that we are rolling out today: our work in genomics and its translation into varieties that are reaching poor farmers today; our innovative integration of long — term and multilocation trials with crop models and modern IT and communications technology to reach farmers in ways we never even imagined five years ago; our vision to create a C4 rice and see to it that Golden Rice reaches poor and hungry children; maintaining productivity gains in the face of dynamic pests and pathogens; understanding the nature of the rice grain and what makes for good quality; our many efforts to change the way rice is grown to meet the challenges of changing rural economies, changing societies, and a changing climate; and, our extraordinary array of partnerships that has placed us at the forefront of the CGIAR change process through the Global Rice Science Partnership.