Sentences with phrase «radical change in»

However, this approach requires a radical change in the way that some cases are run, notably clinical negligence actions.

Last year, an advisory group chaired by legal futurist Richard Susskind issued a report, Online Dispute Resolution for Low Value Civil Claims, calling for «radical change in the way that the court system of England and Wales handles low value civil claims.»

The case adopting this radical change in the law of specific personal jurisdiction is Bristol - Myers Squibb Co. v. Superior Court of Cal., San Francisco Cty.

Early reaction to the two Supreme Court nominations announced today suggests the new judges don't represent a radical change in direction.

It is not expected that there will be a radical change in the LPO industry in the coming year.

The ICS is described in the Joint Interpretive Instrument on CETA between Canada and the EU as «an important and radical change in investment rules and dispute resolution.»

The FT sums it up even more succinctly: «Innovation and lawyers never used to be comfortable bedfellows, but there is growing evidence of radical change in the legal market.»

What really interests me, however, is the growing evidence that we may see radical change in our energy and transportation systems despite, not because of, such international climate deals.

This book shines a fascinating light on this process by revealing how climate change has been transformed from a physical phenomenon, measurable and observable by scientists, into a social, cultural and political one... This book is so important because Mike Hulme can not be dismissed as a skeptic yet he is calling for a radical change in the way we discuss climate change.

This was far more drastic than anything previously had suggested and Bolin warned that a radical change in climate might occur, a statement echoed by Russian climatologist Mikhael Budyko in 1962.

Now that the US looks set for a radical change in environmental policy, Israelis are mobilizing to try to bring the «Yes we can!»

Like PCs and cell phones, electric cars and photovoltaics in particular (because they are all about technology, not «resources», and because they are consumer technologies that can be adopted by individuals) have the potential to cause disruptive radical change in a short time.

But we know that isn't realistic — there is a societal inertia to such a radical change in emissions.

Unless there is radical change in the way the world produces the energy it needs and how land and other resources are used, mankind is likely to change the global climate in ways that will impose big dangers and high costs on people and nations worldwide.

Australia is embarking on a radical transformation of its electricity system that will see solar PV transition from being «disruptive» technology to the «incumbent» technology, displacing coal and sparking a radical change in the way that electricity is provided.

Most studies (see for example here) find this requires a price much higher than $ 100 / ton CO2, mostly because radical change in the transportation arena (~ 35 % of emissions) is phenomenally difficult and expensive, especially outside the world of passenger cars.

-RRB- find this requires a price much higher than $ 100 / ton CO2, mostly because radical change in the transportation arena (~ 35 % of emissions) is phenomenally difficult and expensive, especially outside the world of passenger cars.

So the paradox is, that it's much easier to imagine the end of all life on earth than a much more modest radical change in capitalism.

The three principles of Cradle to Cradle, McDonough says, are really very simple, even if they do require a radical change in the way the world operates.

«Two days after the decision by US President Donald Trump to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, the conservative wing of the ruling Christian Democratic Party (CDU) is demanding a radical change in Germany's climate policy.

In the statement, the authors accept that «centuries of rapacious exploitation of the planet have caught up with us» and state clearly that a radical change in our relationship to the planet is necessary for survival.

The president of COP20, Manuel Pulgar - Vidal, emphasized that this ADP session should finish with an agreement and that will require radical change in modes of work in order for the ADP to succeed in the objectives laid out in Durban three years ago.

He notes that without a radical change in our behaviors and priorities, we will be left with a bleak future for the oceans, and consequently, ourselves.

The perception that there was more than enough food caused a radical change in how we looked at the world.

McWilliam tended to work in series, producing several versions of the same theme, until that theme was exhausted and then making a radical change in subject and style.

Beginning in the late 1930s, Dalí went through a radical change in which he embraced Catholicism, developed the concept of nuclear mysticism and, in effect, reinvented himself as an artist.

Other early exponents of radical change in the visual arts include proto Arte Povera artists: Antoni Tàpies and the Dau al Set movement, Alberto Burri, Piero Manzoni, and Lucio Fontana and Spatialism.

In 1975 the George Eastman House, New York, organized an exhibition entitled New Topographics: Photographs of a Man - Altered Landscape, which signalled a radical change in the genre.

The»60s, a decade of radical change in America, devolved from its beginnings and the national idealism of the Kennedy era into a sort of cultural madness that, by the end of the decade, saw three heartbreaking political assassinations, massive student unrest, a bevy of seemingly intractable social problems and the Vietnam War.

The late 1920s through the mid-forties is a period in Picasso's oeuvre that is rarely highlighted, and according the curators, one of radical change in the artist's style.

Shortly before his death, Johannes made a radical change in his artistic practice; after spending a lifetime devoted to abstract expression he conceived of the idea to paint objects.

One of the most important and ambitious schemes ever launched by the Art Fund, the initiative allocated # 1 million each to five successful partnerships between UK museums and contemporary art organisations, to fund the creation of collections of international contemporary art over a period of five years, thus encouraging a radical change in the scale and ambition of contemporary art collecting in the UK.

The Q - INTERNATIONAL grant coincides with a radical change in the Foundation's strategy, aimed at increasing the visibility of Italian artists outside of Italy.

Working in the»80s, Nickas witnessed radical change in art, including the rise of a new type of criticism, pioneered by Village Voice writers like Eileen Myles and Gary Indiana, who reviewed shows while bitching about their personal lives.

Starting out under the influence of Abstract Expressionism, Jaffe made a radical change in the 1960s toward a more geometric vocabulary, yet her work still retains some of the spontaneity of her AbEx works.

Modern architecture had high aspirations — no less than a radical change in the structure of society, or so was the hope of modernist architects.

, ungovernability is a double - edged sword that pursues a radical change in the everyday, but promises an upheaval that is not necessarily controllable.

Other early exponents of radical change in the Italian visual arts include proto Arte Povera artists: Alberto Burri, Piero Manzoni, and Lucio Fontana and Spatialism.

Do you think painting the figure would require a radical change in your approach?

Due to the radical change in hardware and internal technology, it has been reported that there has been no plans for backwards compatibility, which has been one of Nintendo's strong suits in recent years.

The most robust and radical change in this area is the inclusion of platforming sections.

A radical change in direction, maybe, but equally reliant on a sense of place and Pope's talent in conjuring it with sparse but evocative graphics.

Due to the radical change in hardware design and internal technology, we've been told by one source that there are no plans for backwards compatibility.

Killzone Shadow Fall has seen a radical change in how these game elements are handled; instead of bespoke high - level code being generated by programmers on direction from the creative element, a more low - level system has been created, allowing designers more access to raw game data.

It also marked a radical change in direction for the company following its original departure from games publishing just years earlier.

Here is what the Book of Demons team members had to say about this radical change in game direction:

Another radical change in Peace Walker is the inclusion of a RTS style mode that has you managing Snakes mercenary group, assigning personnel to various departments that can unlock new toys for you to play and use on your missions.

A: The open - world direction of Dynasty Warriors 9 is certainly a radical change in design.

Other architectural styles to witness include Gothic, Renaissance and Art Nouveau, rounded off with the striking modern Guggenheim Museum, now the emblematic building of the city of Bilbao which opened in 1997, the beginning of a radical change in the face of this great Basque city.

Dogs get used to digesting the same food day after day, and a radical change in diet can render them painfully ill.