Sentences with phrase «of systemwide»

Liang was part of a systemwide effort to assure that the largest banks in the U.S. could withstand big shocks and continue to lend.

Jefferson, a few blocks from department headquarters, is five years into a turnaround effort and is often cited as an example of the systemwide improvements in the city's public schools.

But to use data purposefully and in a sustained way over time, schools and districts have to address three interrelated components of systemwide data use.

So news of the systemwide milestone received...

Prior to joining UNLV in 2017, she helped develop research policy at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine and was executive director of the systemwide University of California office of the president research grants program.

The new study shows the results of widespread adoption of salpingectomy in a large, integrated health care system following the development and implementation of a systemwide education program on the procedure.

Some physicians may also be thinking of the systemwide effects when selecting the less expensive drug, she said.

Promulgated on 1 July, the new plan is «the first in the country,» says Sam Castañeda, coordinator of visiting scholar and postdoctoral affairs at UC Berkeley and a member of the systemwide committee.

«It is our intent to have one set of benefit plans for all these individuals,» says Jean Fort, assistant vice chancellor for research at UC San Diego and chair of the systemwide consortium that spent 6 years revamping the policies regarding postdocs.

However one comment on this:»... Though given that there are an equal number of students who are wired very anxious as those wired needing more stress to engage and focus, many of the systemwide anti-stress measures at Paly are a zero sum game — they help AND hurt about the same number of students.»

Though given that there are an equal number of students who are wired very anxious as those wired needing more stress to engage and focus, many of the systemwide anti-stress measures at Paly are a zero sum game — they help AND hurt about the same number of students.

COPPELL, TX (Jan. 26, 2016)-- Fresh on the heels of a major re-branding launch, Cicis announced its 11th consecutive quarter of systemwide SSS growth, its highest annual average unit volume (AUV) in at least two decades — breaking the $ 1 million threshold — and the highest weekly AUVs in the chain's history.

Not exact matches

In a speech last week, Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo said additional capital requirements are needed to prevent systemwide financial instability that could be caused by the failure of one of the world's biggest or most interconnected banks.

The Cubs» stadium - adjacent, six - story office building and conference center, constructed for an undisclosed sum, was one phase of the Ricketts family's multiyear plan to give its baseball empire a systemwide structural expansion and upgrade.

REVPAR at the company's comparable systemwide North American full - service and luxury hotels (including Marriott Hotels & Resorts, The Ritz - Carlton and Renaissance Hotels & Resorts) increased 5.5 percent with a 3.7 percent increase in occupancy and an average daily rate decline of 0.3 percent.

For instance, proving that the cost of the paper bag does affect the bottom line, McDonald's Canada recently made a systemwide switch from white napkins and bags to unbleached brown napkins and bags.

This is NRN's annual Second 100 report, a proprietary ranking of restaurant brands Nos. 101 - 200 by U.S. systemwide sales and other data.

Though park district officials acknowledged that the budget is largely similar to that of the previous administration, they argued that they have had insufficient time to enact systemwide reforms.

University of California, Office of the President — systemwide lactation accommodation policy affecting all of the UCs!

A companion study by the agency released yesterday also found that the average number of passenger hours lost to delays systemwide during the weekday morning rush has increased by 45 percent from 2012 through May 2017, from just over 24,000 hours to nearly 35,000 cumulative hours daily.

The departing schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, defended the release of the rankings in an e-mail to school staff members, acknowledging that they had limitations but calling them «the fairest systemwide way we have to assess the real impact of teachers on student learning.»

State Inspector General Catherine Leahy Scott has blamed a «systemic breakdown of security,» and her forthcoming report is expected to offer a damning assessment of what made the escape possible and call for systemwide reforms.

State Inspector General Catherine Leahy Scott has blamed a «systemic breakdown of security» for last year's Clinton Correctional Facility breakout, and her forthcoming report is expected to offer a damning assessment of what made the escape possible and call for systemwide reforms.

The Buffalo & Erie County Public Library announces Systemwide programs during National Library Week (April 8 - 15) including an online fundraising auction, noon hour presentations and tours of the downtown Central Library.

Cuomo announced in his state of the state address that the Thruway Authority would complete a systemwide conversion to all - electronic, or cashless, tolling by 2020.

ALBANY — In a resolution calling for the adoption of a new, systemwide policy for the handling of sexual assaults on SUNY campuses, Governor Andrew Cuomo was lauded for having «taken an active leadership role addressing sexual violence on college / university campuses.»

But SUNY had yet to adopt one systemwide definition of consent, and the federal government hasn't imposed one.

The Miami - Dade schools website says the district has become one of the nation's highest - performing urban school systems, receiving systemwide accreditation from AdvancEd in 2014.

Local school districts, including New York City, have until next January to implement a systemwide teacher evaluation system, though the governor assured New Yorkers that with the day's agreement, New York City was sure to be eligible for its share of the state's 4 percent school funding increase.

The announcement comes as the state plans to begin cashless tolling in Grand Island by the end of March and expand cashless tolling systemwide by the end of 2020.

During the period that I will cover, though, major advances were going forward in the improvement of working conditions for postdocs at our sister campuses at San Francisco and San Diego, for example, and postdoctoral issues were regularly being discussed at systemwide meetings of UC graduate deans.

This tail - wagging - the - dog scheme is approaching a critical test in Boulder, Colorado, where Minneapolis - based utility Xcel Energy is rolling out one of the first systemwide installations of a smart grid.

When the work is complete, researchers will piece together a systemwide view of the marine environments that cover more than two - thirds of the planet, bringing into focus the interrelationships among the seafloor, the water, and the atmosphere.

This latest movement is the first systemwide walkout, and the first in which a majority of grad students are members of the union.

«Despite important progress on CERP implementation, there has been insufficient attention on refining long - term systemwide goals and objectives and on the need to adapt CERP to radically changing system and planning constraints,» said David B. Ashley, professor of engineering practice at the University of Southern California and chair of the committee that conducted the study and wrote the report.

FACHEP researchers determined that in 2014 - 15 there was an increase in the risk of acquiring Legionnaires» disease across the Flint water distribution system that is consistent with a systemwide proliferation of Legionella bacteria.

It can occur without caloric restriction, without the risk of nutrient deprivation, and can have other systemwide benefits too, such as improvements in gait, reduced markers of aging, and cognitive function.

The tool has the capability to track data across the entire city, providing a valuable resource for the City of Providence, Rhode Island, in presenting systemwide data to advocate for increased after - school funding and support.

Manford Byrd Jr., deputy superintendent for systemwide reorganization with the Chicago Board of Education, to superintendent of the district, effective March 25.

At least in theory, a few quality - conscious consumers can drive systemwide improvement and lead to a better matching of parents and schools, even in the absence of extensive choice activity.

Visible Learningplus is an in - depth systemwide change model of professional learning and development.

This project assisted district leaders in developing a systemwide process for evaluating the implementation and impact of school improvement initiative.

They offer educators and school leaders a research - backed framework to guide implementation of the ISTE Standards, tech planning and systemwide change.

Innovation for the Boston Public Schools is about building a systemwide culture of change that extends from the classroom to the central office.

Mr. Byrd, deputy superintendent for systemwide reorganization and a career employee of the school dis - trict, is scheduled to take office March 25, when the contract of the current superintendent, Ruth B. Love, expires.

During the 1970s and 1980s, for instance, the Nixon and Reagan administrations strongly opposed court - ordered busing — then a popular method of district integration — and weakened civil rights policies that would have promoted systemwide desegregation plans.43

Although research has begun to provide needed insight into the district's role in supporting high performance systemwide (Knapp et al., 2003; McFadden, 2009), the vast majority of our information regarding what works for educating students who live in poverty continues to originate from the school level.

DuFour describes the different systemwide processes that several districts have used to achieve success, and research columnist Goodwin explores the potential upsides and downsides of large and small collaborative groups.

These proposals address major structural flaws of NCLB - «adequate yearly progress,» intense standardized testing, and harmful sanctions - while promoting support for essential systemwide improvements, reasonable growth expectations, and the use of multiple sources of evidence.

Also included are chapters for school leaders on implementing PBL systemwide and the use of PBL in informal settings.