Sentences with phrase «move issues of importance»

We need to be proactive, to try to move issues of importance forward.

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«I've learned an immense amount from him about moving quickly, focusing on small costs as well as larger issues, and the importance of managing from a cash perspective.»

Tuesday's agreement between California and China's Ministry of Science and Technology effectively sidestepped Trump's move, bringing about alignment on an issue of rising global importance between the world's second - largest economy — China — and California, whose economy is the largest of any U.S. state and the sixth largest in the world.

It's a sign of the issue's growing importance in Democratic politics, as it's moved from a fringe libertarian fantasy to a plank of liberals» criminal justice reform platforms.

Teachers of gifted and high - potential students also should be mindful of the importance of providing conceptual units of study that foster interdisciplinary thinking, examination of complex issues, problem finding, and problem solving to stimulate discussion, debate, reasoning, and related skills of persuasion, which are progressively targeted as learners move from K - 6 through secondary education.

What sets the Student Voice Initiative apart from other student initiated projects is that it explicitly articulates the importance of intentionally seeking out student voice, intentionally providing opportunities to move from listening to hearing, and articulating the importance of us [principals and teachers] working with our students on issues that matter most to them.»

* Streamline club management by allowing for thorough discussion of issues of importance prior to meetings so that meetings can be used optimally to endorse action steps that will move us forward.

Moving beyond the fact that the Post's own he said / she said type reporting, giving much visibility to anti-science syndrome suffering haters of a livable economic system (like George Will), perhaps one reason is that prominent and serious reporting on basic issues of global importance like seen within Le Monde and in the Planète page are all not a regular (and certainly not a prominent) part of reporting by any traditional U.S. media outlet.

Conversely, regardless of the importance of the issue, when legislators are not getting calls, emails, and letters from their constituents, they move on to other priorities.

These issues are of immense importance to Realtors, particularly as we move closer to the federal election.