Sentences with phrase «more systemic»

The Federal Reserve is working to address financial stability concerns through increased monitoring, a more systemic approach to supervising financial firms, and the ongoing implementation of reforms to make the financial system more resilient.»

However, in recent years my focus and reason for researching commitment has evolved to a much more systemic view.

At a more systemic level, she currently works as the National Project Manager for KidsMatter at the Australian Psychological Society

At a more systemic level, she currently works as the National Project Manager for KidsMatter at the Australian Psychological Society and has focussed in previous years on the mental health and wellbeing of primary school children.

As it stands, it doesn't look like anything more systemic is going on.

At a broader level, it is hoped that this project will, together with other initiatives, encourage more systemic changes and the infusion of resources into needed programs that can truly make a difference, both in the lives of individuals (and their families and communities) coming before courts but also in reducing the level of Aboriginal over-representation.

The source of such disparities is deeper and more systemic than explicit racial discrimination.

It is often countered, as noted by Professor McGill, that developments in legal tech «[a] t a minimum, -LSB-...] can contribute to improving everyday access to legal information while we continue to work toward bigger, more systemic change.»

I think that it's easy to point the finger at students as know - it - alls, but I believe the problem is more systemic.

But it's a problem I've written about before and in my view it is both troubling, and suggests the more systemic problem of a culture where conduct that looks like arrogance is permitted, and even celebrated.

The issues that galvanize me now and drive my ongoing work are broader and more systemic than my focus on settlement in 2008.

If a firm has a 1000 or 2000 lawyers and can't produce more than a page per lawyer, their troubles may be more systemic in nature.

However, advocating for broader and more systemic change is also necessary.

In 2007, the Pentagon began to look at military energy reform in a more systemic manner.

There are, of course, no guarantees that a more systemic approach will be any more successful — though there are, as will be explored later on, historical precedents that are grounds for hope.

The first report in the series, «The road to resilience — managing and financing extreme weather risk», recommended moving towards a more systemic understanding of resilience, in order -LSB-...]

«There was a major change when I began to employ what you might call a more systemic approach towards the work, away from the period of so - called abstract expressionism, when so much of my work was primarily based on instinct, improvisation and spontaneity,» Tworkov told curator Marcia Tucker in an interview in March 1979.

In the case of the more systemic open world games such as Fallout, Borderlands, GTA and others, we already see a trend toward serving players a lot of downloadable content.

That some people and cats and dogs have more systemic health problems associated with food sensitivity / intolerance and allergy than others eating similar foods points to genetic, epigenetic, home environment and lifestyle differences.

Because ear problems in cats can be due to more systemic causes, if your cat has not responded to traditional therapies or a more widespread disease is suspected, your veterinarian may recommend further testing.

It's important to remember that cats and dogs can have severe reactions to certain essential oils, either focused at the site of administration or more systemic.

[5] Dog breeding became more systemic to preserve unique mutations such as shortened legs, a shortened face, new fur colors and textures.

This may indicate that a more systemic bacterial infection has taken hold.

The Fed has far more systemic risk to the economy than the GSEs.

Those people have issues that are larger and more systemic, often, or they have specific concerns with the way something was handled.

Where are there more systemic losses?

The 2008 credit crisis was obviously a much different, much more serious, and much more systemic crash, and there was virtually no place to hide.

Within a few years, Prof. Maathai realised that the illegal and corrupt privatisation of public land necessitated a more systemic and comprehensive approach to conservation.

of public land necessitated a more systemic and comprehensive approach to conservation.

TIME.com — The attention to low - graduation rates among some athletic programs should not distract us from the more systemic problem of low graduation rates for college students overall.

From there, Simon worked at a more systemic level to select teachers for «Highly Accomplished and Lead» teacher roles and applied successfully for the principal position at Melrose High School.

«It's going from an individual pursuit to a more systemic and school - based approach.»

Although important, recruitment alone can not solve the more systemic problems with teacher working conditions — it is one of the many strategies we can and must employ to modernize and elevate the profession, but it is not a panacea.

The editorial trivialized the got - to - go incident, saying the principal had «gone off the reservation» (now there's an offensive metaphor for you) rather than looking at it as symptomatic of a more systemic problem.

Berg says she's more interested in seeing a package of bills being promoted by Rep. Craig Horn become law, which would invoke more systemic change in public schools through improving the teacher and principal pipelines.

Panelists offered an in - depth look at D.C.'s FCE policies and structures and their journey from trying out national best practices on a small scale to a more systemic approach actively involving over two - thirds of their schools.

At the same time, teacher leadership strategies can create more systemic entry points to leadership and influence.

The other reasons that explaining the differences are more systemic.

Literacy researchers tend to be less interested in the overall, or more systemic, effects of policy and reform.

How do we make equity more systemic, providing all students with access to equitable learning environments and systems of support?

That said, I think the depth and duration of the recession has really shown that the best way to get long - term resolution is a more systemic approach, and technology can offer that.

However, it may be timely for Australian states and territories to consider a more systemic approach to working together to accelerate change.

Broader or more systemic perspectives can build broader or more systemic interests.

In our latest efforts to evaluate our PD, we realize that progress toward our 1:1 goals needs to be more systemic.

I had been working on supply - side reforms for a long time at that point so I was happy to participate in reform at a more systemic level since both kinds of reform (choice and systems) are very important to me.

For larger or more systemic applications, it can be used as massage oil, which is reported especially effective when applied along your spinal column, massaged along your lymphatic drainage pathways.

Although these signs and symptoms can be disturbing enough to the man, woman, or couple, perhaps more importantly they can be an early (or not so early) warning sign of a hormone or vascular problem that is affecting you on a more systemic level.

So, whenever things tend to be more bilateral, I found in my practice they tend to be more systemic in nature.

When a remedy is needed for more systemic use but oral administration is not an option, a wet remedy or pre-prepared cream can be applied to pulse points of the body, such as behind the knee or the inside of the wrist.

I like the organic acids because because you can kinda look at fungus that may be more systemic.