Sentences with phrase «need for change many»

Its necessity is to be strongly lamented, but it is heartening to see so many across the public and legal sectors, who truly understand the desperate need for change, come together in recognition of such a crucial issue and call on the Government to fulfil its responsibility to the public to deliver a justice system that it works as intended.

In Part 1, I argued that the initial arguments and subsequent materials that have framed the Dialogue do not provide a clear or compelling demonstration of a «need for change» in the current system for licensing of lawyers in Ontario.

The ABA created the Commission on Ethics 20/20, the purpose of which was to conduct «a thorough review of the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct» to consider the need for change in light of the impact of new technology.

In the meantime, to sum up for now, I would urge the PDCC to take a more careful look at the data and other arguments that purportedly justify the need for change.

Nowhere else is this need for change more evident than in law, a profession in which, until 1922, women were not admitted to participate.

The need for change is urgent and compelling.

and, second, to the extent a need for change does exist, why isn't the ongoing inaccessibility of justice being recognized as a more central concern?

As the PDCC ponders the input from the busy summer of consultation, it seems timely to draw attention to two shortcomings in the Dialogue materials and discussions: first, to what extent is there really a «need for change»?

Therefore, no one should fail to read David Wiseman's forthcoming Part 2 to his Part 1 above, because, as he strongly implies, there is a need for change.

These developments come at a crucial time for Spain; years of debilitating droughts coupled with unsustainable levels of water use for irrigation (about 70 % of all water resources) have convinced Spaniards of the need for change.

The need for change is arguably even more important for national assessments, which generally focus on climate change and impacts at national and sub-national scales, the scales of governance with primary decision - making authority for most response actions.

On the positive side, the need for change to a 21st century energy system based on renewable sources of energy is widely recognized, the necessary technologies exist (and are often cheaper than conventional forms of energy provision), and considerable progress has been made.

I don't buy the need for a change in the law to get this done.

The NRC recommendations highlight the need for a change in orientation to an overarching strategic research focus on adaptation, mitigation, and human and societal vulnerability.

«What makes it special is the industry understands the need for change and innovates change.

In other words, it feels to me like there's some sort of distorted feedback loop, wherein candidates don't raise environmental issues because they think they may be controversial and divisive (though, as McCain or my dad's generation of Republicans show, the planet obviously crosses party lines), and the public doesn't raise climate issues enough because it apparently isn't on the political menu, like religion at dinner parties, but that doesn't mean we don't believe (in climate change or the need for our change).

Putting them on the record on the reality of human - caused warming, and the need for change, takes away that comfort zone.

Rajendra K. Pachauri, the chairman of the climate panel, gave a presentation defending the 2007 report while also acknowledging the need for change as the next assessment gets into gear.

-- Discussions of the need for change in 2007 in «Last - Minute Wrangling on Global Warming Report» (with James Kanter).

There have always been those promoting positive messages and positive economic prospects within the need for change... always those who have said we should not think of it as restricting, so much as embracing a new way of thinking and new ways of behaving that will produce other positive benefits, both economic as well as the health of ourselves and the planet.

Her works usually deal with an obscure need for change, great expectations and places of potential.

Consequently, what I do to buildings is what some do with languages and others with groups of people: I organize them in order to explain and defend the need for change.»

Like his audience, Shapiro must understand that this kind of work is somewhat superseded, if we acknowledge our contemporary need for change.

The section about recognising the need for change really made me think about my lifestyle and how I could make some changes to begin to invest more time into creative pursuits to begin to work more purposefully towards my goals.

In his book, Growing Up Fast: How New Agile Practices Can Move Marketing and Innovation Past the Old Business Stalemates, Jascha Kaykas - Wolff identifies the «push and pull» between the desire for stability vs. the need for change as the core challenge of not only content marketing but our entire universe.

This is something that's a little hard to admit, but acceptance is the first step to recognizing the need for change: Zelda games are way too easy.

Even if Mr. Nadella and other top executives have recognized the need for change, there are still pockets of resistance.

I'll get used to it though, but to be honest, i don't really see the need for change, it was fine the way it was.

There is no need for a change that takes effort, right?

For aspiring digital nomads with the world as their oyster, an error fare could be all the motivation they need for a change of scenery and to try out a new location.

Darmohraj added that input from exhibitors also reflected the need for the change to an all - weekday show pattern and he expects a significant increase in overall attendance from buyers as a result.

Reynolds saw a major need for change.

Elderly cats may are susceptible to a lot of old age diseases such as heart problems, arthritis or obesity, which will dictate the need for a change in diet.

See if you can become part of that board, especially if you see a need for change.

By adopting a dog from a shelter or rescue as promised, President and Mrs. Obama could have signaled a need for change in the regulation of puppy mill operations that churn out puppies like manufactured goods in deplorable conditions.Â

Since that time, the organizers recognized that the political climate warranted the need for change.

While the current circumstances are grim, the obvious need for a change (and a total revolution to the system) is not lost on animal welfare and city officials, as plans are in the works to change these monthly statistics and, most importantly, decrease euthanizations.

Interviewees saw no need for change for the sake of change; they avoid flashy displays of affluence and don't like to show off their wealth.

The bottom line is that most people saw the need for change, and I agree.

The 1996 update to the rules was spearheaded by Kay Bailey Hutchison because she realized the need for change through personal experience.

You know enough about the field to understand that there is a need for change.

Nonfiction books are purchased out of your market's need for change; they're purchased to solve problems or achieve goals.

Manuscripts are living, breathing organisms, and making a change over here often creates the need for a change over there.

The fact that this book has become a major bestseller is testament not only to the clarity of Gawande's writing and thinking, but to our own desperate need for change.

Libraries need to recognize the need for change and work with publishers to build mutually beneficial business models that don't pretend that ebooks are the same as print.»

Sometimes the need for change comes from innovation inside the ebook world.

As for me, I don't see the need for change.

At that time, there were few African Americans holding office in Sunflower County, and she kept talking about the need for change.

We typically see one - third of managers understanding the need for change and willing to help; one - third who wish to continue their traditional opaque / control style of selling and will move to a dealership where they can continue doing what they're used to; and one - third who claim they will be supportive while hoping the transition fails and will actively or passively block progress.

All parties identified the outgoing Fletcher principal as an exemplary servant leader who effectively made the case to her staff and families about the need for change and cooperation.