Sentences with phrase «of a revolving door»

First, you get out of the revolving door of the weight loss game.

This is highlighted by the extent of the revolving doors between European governmental bodies, the public sector and private fossil fuel companies, the report says.

I personally see a bit of a revolving door on the last spot in that race as of late.

In the weeks after you bring your little one home your front door will be like one of those revolving doors at the mall, people coming in and out all the time.

The report said that it was beyond its scope to assess the impact of these revolving door instances on climate change policy overall and called for more research to be done.

It found 88 cases of the revolving door phenomenon between fossil fuel companies and the public sector in the 13 European countries it studied.

The current set of revolving doors would be removed.

For example, one question asks students to calculate the length of a revolving door entrance that doesn't let air get out.

An accumulating cash pool doesn't have to be part of a life insurance policy, and because of the revolving door career reality of today, might be better managed separately.

This seems like a matter for a licensed therapist, not one of the revolving door of journalists coming through press day.

But it's a bit of a revolving door.

Furthermore, the UFT and SEIU often donate substantial sums to groups such as the NAACP and members of their leadership serve on such group's boards and there is something of a revolving door of staffers.

Klein is now off to work with Rupert Murdoch at News Corp., part of the revolving door between media and the chancellor's office.

This is a group that has some cornerstones but the roster has been somewhat of a revolving door early on in the season and that has hurt them..

If ACOBA approve this they will be signing their own death - warrant, confirming they are not fit for purpose and unable to guard against conflicts of interest and consequences of the revolving door - two of the most prevalent corruption risks in UK politics.

Dorsey's reinsertion as CEO last year was the most prominent turn of the revolving door.

We then heard how the process of marketisation is accelerated by the system of revolving doors, campaign finance and corporate lobbying, which was the focus of Tamasin Cave of SpinWatch's talk.

No mention of the revolving door between the Health Secretary's office and private health directorships.

If you're tired of the revolving door of online dating that occurs on other sites, you'll love finding singles in Irvine through eHarmony.

The predecessor agency — the executive director job — was sort of a revolving door: it had chewed up a lot of people.

In this article, I study how the presence of a revolving door and potential collusion between a regulator and a regulated firm affect the regulator's performance incentives.

Like the turning of a page, the blink of an eye, or the rotation of a revolving door (as installed here by Geffriaud, altering the entrance to the exhibition space), the cinematic cut is a mechanical gesture which interrupts or redirects the flow of a narrative, a space, or a beam of light.

TWO MEN PEER THROUGH the glass panes of a revolving door, the lights of a nocturnal Manhattan street visible behind them.

The exhibit is clearly as simple as they come, yet is also sort of mind - blowing, considering that it stands in the middle of New York City, with its astronomical number of revolving doors, each one a potential source of untapped energy.

DeSmog recently revealed the latest troubling chapter in the story of Israel's nascent oil and gas boom — a saga of revolving doors, multinational fossil fuel intrigue, and significant American political intervention.

«Perhaps the extent of the revolving door phenomenon across Europe is one of the reasons why the European Union and its Member States have been siding with other large polluting economies such as the USA and Canada in their attempts to block discussions on conflicts of interest, despite the fact that governments from across the globe have raised this as an issue at the UN level,» the report's introduction said.

ISDS lawyers also grow the market for their services by advocating for new treaties, and some of the most outspoken are beneficiaries of the revolving door between the US government and top law firms.

The diet end of the freezer case has been something of a revolving door, with one faddish ice cream followed by the next (see «Out to Pasture,» below).

Lagerwey didn't get into this, but a team that was once relying upon what was effectively a sixth - choice right back and has had somewhat of a revolving door at left mid, will now have accomplished veterans like Brad Evans, Harry Shipp and Lamar Neagle fighting for minutes.

The findings aren't surprising to Wisconsin educators, who see the impacts of the revolving door of teaching in our state.

Like the deadening volume of surveys of emerging artists, they are part of the revolving door between museums and top galleries.

«If we hadn't done this, the danger would be a bit of a revolving door,» says CFI president Eliot Phillipson, who believes that retention of faculty has become as critical an issue in academia as recruitment.

Last fall Times art critic Christopher Knight called the Hammer's chief curator position «something of a revolving door.»