Sentences with phrase «of a turnaround then»

Had there been any sign of a turnaround then «we would have seen more evidence of it» right now.

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It was then when we hired a turnaround consultant to get on the top of it,» Variava said.

The samples must then be couriered to one of the company's two centralized labs in Newark, Calif. or Scottsdale, Ariz., adding costs and slowing turnaround times for results.

They work with the customer to build a package design profile and then source the packaging production close to the customer's manufacturing location, providing the benefits of highly - effective package design, quick turnaround, and very competitive pricing.»

Super sub Harry Kane then completed the turnaround in the dying second, courtesy of a deflected free - kick.

If he was able to use picks / players and FA to fill a couple of our major holes, then I would give him another year to see if he could complete the turnaround.

Jack Cork then found the back of his own net in the 82nd minute to level the scores, before Christian Benteke scored in the 84th minute to complete an unbelievable 11 minute turnaround.

Then came the turnarounds from the post, the confident three - pointers and the slice down the middle of the lane in transition.

We have also started to turn on the style of late, scoring 20 goals and conceding just four in our last eight matches in all competitions, while the Welsh club is coming to London desperate to turnaround their own early season fortune, with their only two wins of the season so far being distant memories from August, against Burnley on the opening day and then Peterborough in the EFL cup.

Etienne Capoue then hit the post before Watford completed a remarkable turnaround when Cleverley found himself in the right place to coolly fire home after a series of ricochets, the midfielder's first goal for the club since his loan spell in 2009/10.

The correct decision is, as I have been continually advocating for years, to fire the current administrator, develop a full efficiency and profitability turnaround plan with a strict timeline, and, if only if those concerted efforts fail, then sell the hospital to a carefully selected and responsible buyer directly rather than through the budgetary gimmick of an LDC.

And in a couple of centuries, there may be a quick turnaround at its peak (no to minor plateau) and then a cooling multi-centennial segment will ensue.

Since then, millions of people have followed the advice in my blog and best - selling books, The Primal Blueprint and Primal Endurance, and have experienced similar remarkable turnarounds.

For that kind of turnaround, a director needs actors of near - perfect chops, and he has found them in an ensemble that includes Sarah Paulson as Bradlee's then - wife Tony, who has a small but moving scene during a wonderful sequence while a gaggle of journalists and lawyers take over their house for a day - long editing session.

In Massachusetts, about two - thirds of schools in turnaround adapted significant changes in the first year and then used years two and three to imbed those changes.

In response, then - mayor Rudolph Giuliani hired William Bratton to lead the NYPD, fresh from a string of successful turnarounds of other agencies, including NYC's transit police.

For example, the SIG program was written such that SEA had no power to tell districts which of the four «turnaround» models to use (and of course, most districts then chose the weakest models).

Then, nearly a decade ago, he became commissioner in Massachusetts, where he embraced the Common Core, revamped teacher evaluation, and championed turnaround strategies for some of the state's most - challenged districts.

Howard then raises the question of whether or not the ASD will end up being a long - term approach to school turnarounds based on its results.

This turnaround took teamwork and the collaboration of many stakeholders, and as I reflect, I find myself saying, «I wish I had Exact Path (back then).»

«Turnaround» schools (SPI Lowest 5 %, Graduation Rates Lower than 60 %, or Schools currently receiving School Improvement Grants) would be subject to «aggressive turnaround interventions» and inclusion in a «Commissioner's Network»; then could face takeover by the State, and / or State - mandated operation of public schools by universities, the State Education Resource Center (SERC), Regional Education Service Centers (RESC's) non-profit organizations, charter management organizations, CommPACT, or «other providers or partners with a track record of success.»

They then recommend that state and district leaders focus on two critical policy changes: (1) creating political will by developing the capacity to take charge of failing schools when districts don't act and (2) fueling the pipeline of K - 12 turnaround leaders.

Since then, he's further made his mark on the legislation through successful amendments that would allow states to develop their own turnaround models for the lowest - performing schools and permit students in each state's bottom 5 percent of schools to transfer to other schools.

Gordon disputes this figure and says that Mastery invests just $ 1.5 million of its own privately raised dollars in turnaround schools — and then only for the first year.

In 2001 he was appointed Managing Director responsible for establishing Mazda's own company in the UK; in 2003 he was promoted to Mazda's European headquarters near Cologne, first as Vice-President of Sales & Marketing and then, at 46, as President and CEO of Mazda Europe where he led the Company's turnaround from loss - maker to Mazda Corporation's most profitable business unit in the world.

BE IT THEREFORE FURTHER RESOLVED THAT: if the Commissioner exercises his statutory authority pursuant to Connecticut General Statute § 10 - 233h (d) and develops and imposes a turnaround plan for Clark that includes Friendship as the lead partner with responsibility for the day - to - day management and administration of Clark then the Board will negotiate the financial impact of the plan with the exclusive bargaining units for Clark certified employees in accordance with Connecticut General Statute § 10 - 153S (c).

So we have a lot of mixed messages in this state as far as schools that are identified as turnaround or transformation; we have a new accountability system that will label districts more rigorously than they've ever been labeled before so that puts added pressure and then with Senate Bill 191 that's going to hold teachers and principals to a higher degree of accountability around effectiveness and at the same time cutting the education funding to a drastic extent.

In this case, Hartford was responsible for submitting a turnaround plan for Milner and the State Board of Education then approved that plan.

I asked Neil Baptista the CEO of Riffle about the turnaround time for book recommendations, he said «Our beta chatbot asks a few questions and then gets the request in front of a Riffle Expert.

This type of turnaround is far from unprecedented — as a similar turnaround occurred in St. Louis earlier this year when the city shelter was only adoption out 300 dogs a year prior to a philosophy change, and then, just overnight, began adopting out 120 per MONTH (so about 5x the save rate as before).

There are a lot of moving parts to this story and not a lot of information, but if a turnaround is in fact happening in Waco then it's very encouraging.

Since then, it underwent a title change to Qora, and was released soon after in October 2014, making it one of the quickest turnarounds for a Kickstarter campaign I've ever seen.

Give yourself time to research and select the best writer for the job and then plan for at least an additional two weeks for turnaround of the finished project.

If the job position is for a supervisor or manager then expertise in handling a team, in providing team training or process training, improving performance and reducing turnaround time of the team etc, can be a huge asset to an organization.

As time goes on and your confrontations are unproductive then the chance of a turnaround becomes slim.

The turnaround hinged on the quality of the residents, so Cohen - Esrey put nonpaying residents and other lease violators on notice, then initiated evictions.