Sentences with phrase «of moving away»

A nice warm hug and perfect for the colder months, Beauti - Tone's Hot - Cha - Cha - Collate is the trendy frontrunner in the brand's forecast of moving away from cool greys to cosy, grounding browns.

Associate Professor Mark Wenitong spoke about the importance of primary health care, and of moving away from language that promotes victim - blaming and ineffective policy responses (it's worth clicking on his slide to see the detail — especially his final point).

There will be many emotional and practical difficulties to resolve, such as dealing with feelings of loss for the family unit, deciding who lives where, how to tell the children, reorganising relationships, how to share parenting, sorting out financial considerations, and considering the possibility of moving away from family and friends and starting anew.

Huawei has had some of its own rumblings of moving away from Android, though the company has insisted that it'd be sticking around.

More important is the V30's so - called heat management; metal is a better conductor of heat than glass, so without sufficient means of moving it away from the Snapdragon 835 processor (which admittedly runs pretty cool) the phone can easily overheat.

This bucks the trend of moving away from plastic and going with all glass or strictly aluminum.

For its part, HTC says it's in the process of moving away from contracts with third - parties for preloads, and points out that you can hide unwanted but non-removable apps from the App Drawer if you prefer.

That system, recommended by the Percy Commission of 1957, had, as Lord Steyn observed in 1998, the key objective of moving away from legalism in favour of informality.

The concept of moving away from flat rate percentage bonus models in rewarding employees is also extending beyond fee earners, with some firms either introducing or developing merit - based bonus structures for support staff as well.

But lawyers can be a force for change, too, if all involved can get a better handle on value; not only the value of legal services themselves, but on the value of moving away from hourly billing.

Everywhere else in the world takes climate change seriously, nearly everywhere else in the world sees the need and benefit of moving away from fossil fuels, but as it stands now, not the United States.

Again in the U.S., the feasibility and desirability of moving away from the coast is a lot easier to do in North Carolina than in Florida, where most of the economy is tied to to the coast (particularly tourism).

Opponents say a presidential rejection of the project would send a powerful message to the world about the importance of moving away from fossil fuels and make it more difficult for Canada to export its energy - intensive oil.

Friedman pointed out the obvious irony in needing a steady supply of blood in order to grow meat, which rather defeats the purpose of moving away from livestock consumption.

To a great degree, technology is what got us into this oil - dependent mess in the first place; still, it can very well be an important component of moving away from oil while maintaining the same degree of global connectivity we currently experience.

In the developed world, we perceive renewable energy technologies as the means of moving us away from pollution - spewing sources of electricity generation.

Let's have the courage to open our thinking to the unthinkable: that we are capable of moving away from both business - and politics - as - usual.

At the same time, there's also a desire to find ways of moving away from the inaccessible and exclusive qualities that often characterize «fine art.»

By elucidating the emotional and spiritual connections to land, to what was and what has become home, to the journey of moving away and working in order to make a better life, Mathison attempted to make sense of these universal issues.

Proliferating them is a way of moving away from looking as a form of ownership, a way of radically equalizing the gaze.»

However, instead of moving away from his early works, he made the decision in 1970 to burn them.

The statement is particularly interesting given the wider industry's talk of moving away from iterative console generations.

Currently supporting a team of 11 and expanding, Wushu Studios formed with a goal of moving away from the AAA grind to create games with interesting mechanics, unique concepts and to deliver fun, refreshing gameplay experiences to players.

«Every guest will have their own preference and it's certainly not a case of moving away from face - to - face interaction, which is still very important.

Our clients are looking for ways of moving away from side - effect causing conventional treatments and replace them with natural, effective and safe holistic healing methods.

Breeding a dog only once and replacing it with an offspring allows breeders to improve their chances of moving away from defective genes and also limits the dissemination of defective genes.

There is no vaccine or way to avoid it short of moving away.

The appropriate behavior is marked with a clicker and the dog is rewarded with 2 primary reinforcers: the act of moving away from the trigger and food.

I live in a pretty cheap state, so the cost savings here aren't worth the trade off of moving away from friends and family.

As such, we are in the process of moving away from the mutual funds and into index ETFs.

Perhaps there's a good reason that my employer, comprised of 1,500 staff members, is exploring the feasibility of moving away from Blackberry?

So Apple has a natural competitive edge, but do not forget the factors of brand loyalty by an existing customer base.Slates are the natural extension of moving away from PC's which require costly store bought, shrink - wrapped applications to the Slate, in apples case, the Itunes store and the App store, or Google Android based Slate operating systems where all the software is available via the Google Market Place.

Slates are the natural extension of moving away from PC's which require costly store bought, shrink - wrapped applications to the Slate, in apples case, the Itunes store and the App store, or Google Android based Slate operating systems where all the software is available via the Google Market Place.

Cohen points out that he's hearing more conversation about the importance of moving away from purely top - down, state - led policies to policies that support bottom - up solutions from local school systems.

Proposals range from retooling our system to follow the international leaders, to ways to integrate school reform and social reform, to ways of moving away from schools entirely.

Even better, Free and Form are big supporters of moving away from fast fashion.

As we have mentioned before, ankles are the height of chic, maybe even the significant silhouette of our age (think of how the neck was defined in the Edwardian era) and designers have made no signs of moving away from this fave just yet.

The possible effects of moving away from animal protein to those of plant sources should be considered.

The consequences of moving away from Europe are very severe.

MILAN: AC Milan insisted Tuesday they have no intention of moving away from the iconic San Siro stadium which they share with city rivals Inter after the mayor of Milan suggested a move was imminent.

before, big club (like man u, arsenal, liverpool, chealsea, etc) were chasing him but he refuse, he said he did not have plan of moving away from sporting lisbon, so which big club need him now?

Le Gym's hopes of moving away from the relegation zone were dealt a blow with a disappointing home loss.

Whole Foods Market is already showing signs of moving away from small local producers, as it focuses on private labels and high volume items.

«Burton's best - looking book to date... is both family - centric and on - trend... She hits the mark of the current culinary trend of moving away from processed substitutions for meat or dairy ingredients, and toward whole - foods meals that are minimally processed.

It also recognized the desirability of moving away from the Anglo - Dutch - American system of «merchant banking» based on short - term lending against collateral in place, or for shipping of goods already produced.

Even so, there are benefits to consider of moving away.

Maria Hatzi, 24 and currently studying for second masters degree, is contemplating the possibility of moving away after graduation.

It won't make pleasant reading for Liverpool fans, but they've had to deal with a lot over the past six months amid constant speculation of a move away from Anfield for their prized asset.

Responding to speculation that he might be moving to Roma, his agent, Niakate Housseyni, has dismissed talk of a move away from Anfield and played down the situation with Klopp.

Whilst many people were frustrated to see the likes of Joel Campbell and Jack Wilshere leave the club on loan this season, Calum Chambers on the other hand looked as if he was in dire need of a move away.