Sentences with phrase «operandi needs»
15 % are more forgiving and report that state government's modus operandi needs minor changes.
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(b) Modus operandi — Having succeeded in inspiring people to change their behavior, serve those in need, or join in social action, the next step is to help people discover a way of implementing their new intentions.
Compassion - meeting - needs was his modus operandi!
But the PM was living on borrowed time and her administration could not seem to get a modus operandi for liaising more constructively on Brexit with Labour or the devolved governments in Scotland and Wales, whose legislative consent will probably be needed.
«This might seem like an odd pick considering the weather is about to turn spring - y on us, but Moda Operandi just launched their preorder page for the Ellery collection that just showed, and I need this coat as soon as possible.»
Citizens of Humanity is distributed in more than 35 countries including high - end specialty boutiques such as 10 Corso Como, Joseph, Club Monaco, Steven Alan, Trilogy, and Anthropologie; online at Moda Operandi, The Dreslyn, Shopbop, Revolve Clothing, Need Supply, and mytheresa.com as well as in luxury department stores Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom.
Its modus operandi is similar to Tinder but with one exception: users don't need a mutual match to start messaging.
Once McClane gets the information he needs, New York's finest cop ignores it, and follows his usual modus operandi anyway.
The challenge comes when we need to build this «extended learning» into our own organisations» modus operandi.
Book stores (especially B & N) in theory would be ideally placed to play the game with publishers, but they both need to change their modus operandi (especially that silly book return policy, so costly for publishers).
It is equally suited to a first time traveler that needs help spotting the issues and to the grizzled old veteran who occasionally needs to reconsider their modus operandi.
Unfortunately Crystal Dynamics continues their previously established modus operandi of setting the standard for accessibility in certain areas while seeming to ignore the needs of disabled gamers in others.
The modus operandi is to 1) set up the Popperish straw man of needing only one fact or observation to falsify a scientific theory 2) find some inconsequential divergence between theory and observation (e.g. that last month was cooler than average; an extreme example to illustrate the point) 3) triumphantly announce that this renders the entire edifice of AGW / Darwinian theory invalid 4) imply that the alternative (sunspots / natural variability / creationism) must be correct.