Sentences with phrase «part of a group»

Kaiser Permanente is made up of multiple branches to handle a variety of healthcare needs and operates their health plans on a not - for - profit basis, with a mix of for - profit businesses and health centers mixed in to help subsidize the other parts of the group.

Post statements or images that people will want to identify with as a way to declare that they are part of a group or a cause.

Setting up a company and culture that allows people to do what they do best (Mastery), in the way that they think will bring about the best results (Autonomy) focused on something that is meaningful (Purpose) as part of group aligned in values (Connectedness) is what drives a great and powerful culture.»

It's possible you'll be part of the group that's having the biggest impact on the economy and creating new jobs.

Israeli businessman and Warner Music board member Ynon Kreiz is also said to be part of the group.

SoulCycle incorporates the best parts of group rides: the sense of camaraderie and community... and leaves out the worst parts: the egos and agendas and, well, there's always that one guy...

People want to be part of the group, and will follow social norms at great cost.

The suits are part of a group of at least four other cases with similar arguments in various courts around the country, and they make legal experts wary, particularly as the differences in opinion seem to indicate their destiny to go before the Supreme Court.

Cruz has adamantly opposed the Export - Import Bank, a prop to U.S. exporters that provides financing for overseas orders, and was part of a group of senators that shut it down for six months last summer.

Accounts that provide contact info in their bio usually are part of those groups, and you can simply ask or create your own.

India was not part of that group.

In 2006, she joined the game show «Deal or No Deal» and became part of a group of women whose job was to wear matching outfits and hold numbered suitcases.

«If you're creating unique, or highly stylized capital structures, the more unique that structure, the narrower the audience of people that would be interested in being part of that group.»

Two people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday that Great Wall Motor had asked for a meeting with FCA to make an offer for all or part of the group.

Parton told CNBC that she has been dreaming of having her own hotel for years, and the opening of the DreamMore resort on Monday forms part of the group's plans, announced in 2013, to invest $ 300 million in the complex over the next 10 years.

Study after study shows that we tend to be happier when we feel connected to our nearest and dearest, when we feel like we are a part of a group or a clan.

In other words, each part of the group is autonomous, but also reliant on the larger group.

Two British ISIS fighters who are part of a group of British militants sometimes referred to as «the Beatles» have been captured by Syrian Kurdish fighters, according to a report from The New York Times.

In San Diego, more than 4,000 military family members are part of a group that helps them make friends with other spouses.

In fact, there are many benefits to being a part of groups specific to an industry, even when a company doesn't have an opening.

Fedosejevs was part of a group of fusion researchers who requested $ 21 million from the Alberta government in 2009 to establish an Alberta - Canada Fusion Energy Institute, but their timing was poor, given that the province was about to announce its first budget deficit in 15 years.

«When I was selected to be part of this group [Astia], it gave me the confidence to know that I was ready to «take the leap» to start LearnVest,» says von Tobel, today the CEO of LearnVest.com.

The goal of TRX is to find like minded individuals who don't have the time, the credit, or the start up costs that are necessary in acquiring an income producing property on there own, but wishes to reap the benefits as part of a group who does.

They hate to be treated as though they're a part of a group.

An inclusive qualifier makes all readers feel like they are part of a group, and that the sales letter is directed to them.

We adopted comprehensive written policies and procedures governing the variable compensation process for our NEOs as well as certain other employees, including all of our PMDs, who, either individually or as part of a group, have the ability to expose us to material amounts of risk (Compensation Framework).

Eleven countries part of the group are in fact EU members, in addition to others such as Albania, Serbia or Montenegro.

In 1980, Kinsella was part of a group that chose people to fill key jobs in the Ontario civil service.

A set amount of coverage is included as part of your group life insurance policy, similar to a rider.

McMillon indicated he would continue to be part of the group, just as several members of the manufacturing council have done while decrying the violence.

The CEO said he would indeed remain a member, reaffirming a commitment to stay part of the group he made prior to the meeting, following the resignation from the council of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick in response to both employee and public reaction.

They were part of a group of 200 people from Stoneman Douglas, in Parkland, Fla., who were sponsored by Giffords, the gun control advocacy group, to come to the Washington march.

Another thing is that Christine Lagarde from the IMF has set up an experts group for fintech to advise them on their work program, and I'm part of that group.

Kraken executives, including Managing Director in Japan, Ayako Miyaguchi, are part of a group of businesses that advise Japanese member of parliament Mineyuki Fukuda and his IT committee on forming the Japan Authority of Digital Assets (JADA).

SheEO's Saunders is part of a group of women now trying to channel that desire and pipeline of cash to an even larger pool.

He is also part of a group dedicated to serving the second poorest country in the Western hemisphere, Nicaragua, through micro-finance and entrepreneurial ventures.

Be a part of a group of young and dynamic entrepreneurs from all over the world.

This campaign also targeted South Korean college students interested in foreign affairs and part of a group called «Friends of MOFA» (Ministry of Foreign Affairs).

The idea of the majority view or the «mainstream,» gives people the sense that they are a part of a group, and at the same time, gives them the illusion of being informed.»

Energy and industrial companies like GE will get to cozy up to Beijing's new leaders during Trump's Asia trip, but financial services aren't part of the group.

You can put a «qualifier» in the headline that really doesn't exclude anybody, but makes readers feel like they are part of a group, and that the sales letter is directed to them.

I had been a supporter of the Liberal Party led by Kevin Taft in the 2000s and was part of the group that tried to build the Alberta Party before the 2012 election.

Powell Jobs was part of a group that unsuccessfully bid on the Los Angeles Clippers a few years ago.

Smith added, «I am incredibly proud to be part of a group of journalists who helped build the FOX news division from scratch 22 years ago and extremely thankful for the opportunity to continue to lead our breaking news coverage for years to come.

I am always amazed when there are groups of people who are marginalized that love to be a part of the group that marginalizes them.

In 2012, I was part of a group of women who founded the Christian Feminist Network, a move that was greeted with immense positivity from women of all ages and from different church backgrounds.

Most kids want to be part of the group.

In my opinion, I would have people who supported the values of the group be part of the group and be nominated and elected as my leaders who uphold the standards and values of the group.

They fail to distinguish two types of religious persons who may be part of this group: the first, who depend completely upon the literal interpretation of Scripture and tradition by an authoritarian pastor, and second, those who undertake rescue activity as the command of God, based upon a thoughtful and self - ratified interpretation of the ethical imperatives of the gospel.

Ok, this guy likes to be part of a group.