Sentences with phrase «radical action»

We like it when a company recognizes that its stock is deeply undervalued and takes radical action to capitalize on it.

You need radical action of the type we have been taking in the past 18 months to set us on a new course.

In 1968, three landmark productions — an exhibition, a publication, and a magazine project — set off a decade's worth of radical action in Japanese contemporary art and photography.

«We need to be looking at much more radical actions to preserve those reefs that we still can preserve,» he says.

There are many ways to warn but none seem to work and it's really it's already too late unless radical action is taken.

If radical action against fossil fuels becomes necessary, these investments will suddenly turn bad.

It's great to see company recognizing that its stock is deeply undervalued and taking radical action to capitalize on it.

That paved the way for radical action on community financing.

The Tory leadership was engaged in another push for radical action on the EU today, amid signs David Cameron's promise of a referendum may have encouraged rather than subdued eurosceptics.

My computations show that many radical actions need to be started NOW, and performed in parallel.

«That kind of radical action not only creates jobs but it's good for the kind of green economy we need in the future.»

In Britain, the environmental group Greenpeace took more radical action by occupying and partly shutting down a coal - fired power station.

Ackroyd & Harvey «s Radical Action Reaction (RAR) inaugurated in Paris at the Jardin de Plantes on 3 December 2015 (image credit: ArtCop21 blog).

These massive and historically unprecedented changes can not be achieved unless there is enormously radical action at the level of the state, pursuing totally new policies that flatly contradict the free market capitalist ideology.

we can not justify radical action on GHGs until we see real data (not computer models) which demonstrates that the effect of GHGs is bad.

But riding it profitably requires radical action today.

So, does an elected president have the executive power to take certain radical actions if he is convinced it is in the over-riding interest of the nation and the people?

But Canada seems a great distance from taking such radical actions.

If you accept these qualities of history, you must submit to its laws and try to learn from them; you are foreclosed from treating each new historic situation de novo, as a unique occurrence to be disposed of by one radical action similarly unique.

I want to do whatever it takes to keep our country safe, restoring the ability to deport dangerous criminals and terrorists even if it means radical action in this area.

Responding to Toynbee's comments later, Letts suggested that his opponent was miserable and proposed radical action.

Hopkins advocates radical action by the commission — even recommending that federal research dollars go to easing the struggles of women scientists through child - care funding, for example.

We need prompt, radical action now.

There are many more questions the public has, but because they are never answered, the public has stopped radical action on AGW until our questions are answered.

Online Chaos Demands Radical Action by Journalism to Earn Trust Center Journalism Ethics Director Sally Lehrman and Google News Head Richard Gingras lay out the elements of trustworthy news.

A news release says Sousa «believes the world stands at a crossroads with respect to global climate change and urges the real estate profession to be participants in the call for urgent and radical action as it is threatening the lives and existence of billions of people and millions of species.»

Though Uncle Sam has no real control over this, it's true that Duncan came to Washington promising to close (or overhaul) a thousand schools a year and, more recently, has been pressing for radical action in the lowest - performing 5 percent — i.e., about 5000 schools.

In the government's response in February 2012 we agreed with the vast majority of what the Review had found and, along with the majority of agencies working in the system, accepted that radical action needed to be taken.

David Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation (NHF), said today unless radical action is taken only 1.6 million homes will be completed by 2020 and the full three million will only be reached by 2029.

Radical Action Reaction (RAR) is an art project created by artists Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey, a continuation of their work «Beuys» Acorns» based on the reactivation of the 7000 oaks planted in Kassel in 1982 by the artist Joseph Beuys.

The courts may eventually step in and take radical action on the Access to Justice front.

«Organizations For Radical Action».

However, I believe that people the world over are asking questions about the warped beliefs behind these radical actions and through that are being drawn to people who exude peace and hope — Christians who understand the significance of the days we are living in.

I believe it's time for radical action, boycotting games and putting the message loud and clear that enough is enough.

It needs bold and radical action.

Pressure is growing for radical action - last night Liberal Democrat trade and industry spokeswoman Lorely Burt said anything agreed today was likely to be «nothing more than a short - term sticking plaster».

While noting positive trends in employment and company start - ups, conference believes our economy continues to suffer in the wake of the disastrous banking crisis from a serious shortage of confidence and domestic demand, and therefore calls on Lib Dem ministers to show unity and resolve not only to reduce the structural deficit in the budget but to take radical action to get growth going again with a bold Plan A + with these four pillars:

«Wales needs a government that is willing to take radical action to support our manufacturing industry — a vital sector for our economy.

James Chapman, who also recently worked as chief of staff to Brexit secretary David Davis, said that leaving the European Union was a disaster and that radical action was needed to halt the process.

One of the key figures pushing for radical action to boot out the non-believers is thought to be Corbyn's communications chief Seumas Milne.

Professor Robert West, Cancer Research UK's director of tobacco studies at the Health Behaviour Research Centre at UCL, said: «The smoke - free law has been a huge boost to smokers trying to quit, but radical action is now needed to build on this success.»