Sentences with phrase «respond to those needs by»

The financial industry has responded to the need by creating «products» that were several steps removed from the underlying assets and the industry earned substantial fees in so doing.

PrecisionERP consultants have the ability to respond to these needs by providing integrated information, automating and integrating supply chain processes with back office functions.

Kansas City Teacher Residency is responding to the need by recruiting, developing, and placing mission oriented individuals who want to make a deep commitment to working...

In competitive markets, education providers respond to those needs by offering a variety of educational approaches and content.

We responded to this need by creating the AAII Model Portfolio series.

Three recent, interconnected Morris Animal Foundation - funded studies, including Dr. Gookin's research, responded to this need by looking for new approaches to treat this parasite.

The Centre's mission is to respond to this need by advancing public and private action on climate change through innovative, rigorous research.

Baker Donelson has responded to that need by redefining how we deliver legal services, leveraging years of experience with more systematic planning and budget accountability in the management of legal matters.

Participated in meetings with stakeholders, ensuring an understanding of changing schedules, new constructions concerns, and responding to needs by making changes to TSA schedules and relocating TSA property as needed.

Not exact matches

In response to these two needs left unsatisfied by many small business owners, I am responding by 1) getting experts opinions on how to select a graphic designer, and 2) interviewing the owner of a notable PR firm on an upcoming live interview.

During a recent heat wave, the school responded to the power company's difficulty meeting power needs by reducing the air conditioning.

By responding to the actual user and user needs, versus the nuances of his own platform, the subtle Snapchat update is actually a grand gesture.

Responding to the latest pro-unionist march in Catalonia, Raul Romeva, the region's foreign affairs minister, told CNBC on Sunday that there had been a larger pro-independence response from the Catalan people and that needed to be addressed by Madrid.

Companies like TOMS Shoes and Soapbox Soaps, responded to the call by implementing a «one - for - one» giving model, tying a easily - identified benefit (like providing shoes to children in need) to a purchase.

Respond by optimizing your company's horizontal management to meet their workplace needs.

Companies like Microsoft and KPMG have caught on to this need and responded by giving employees exposure to peers in different divisions, to provide fresh ideas and new ways of thinking.

A truly different TV would respond to the new needs of consumers by creating an interface that enables rather than obscures access to all that content, but that also reimagines the TV as but one part of a broader ecosystem.

I responded to his comment by agreeing that the FBI and Department of Justice needed to be careful to follow department policies regarding appropriate contacts with the White House.

In the military, firefighters face unique challenges of needing to quickly and effectively respond to the risks posed by fires that could affect planes, machinery, and munitions.

President and Vice-Chancellor Elizabeth Cannon says this unique program responds to the needs of a changing community by preparing students for career success and providing industry with the people they need.

Edward Jones Trust Company supports the needs of beneficiaries by responding to questions and requests, making distributions as specified in trust agreements and assisting beneficiaries with budget and investment concerns.

«By offering General Assembly's services alongside the Group's existing talent development, career transition and professional staffing solutions we will be able to better respond to... client needs, enhancing both access to and the supply of the most in - demand skills,» said Alain Dehaze, chief executive of the Adecco Group, in a statement.

One of the leading organizations responding to the destruction wrought by Hurricane Harvey, in the immediate phase of emergency response, All Hands has multiple teams on the ground assessing devastated regions to identify where assistance is most needed, and clearing trees and debris so families can return to their homes.

Responding to a somewhat intemperate remark by Rick Santorum, Arizona State University's Lawrence M. Krauss tells us» why we need college degrees more than we need faith.»

Every day, faith inspires people to respond to the needs of the most vulnerable people in our world — people who are threatened by disease, poverty, oppression, hatred and violence.

Liberation theology type B responds to both of these issues — the determination of theology by the needs of a community and the claim of privileged and exclusive access to theological existence.

We need to realise without any doubt that genuine and enduring fulfilment is found by those who respond to the desires that pertain to the deepest part of our being.

A leader helps the group move from superficial socializing to need - satisfying relating by sharing his own feelings and responding to the feelings of others.

One does not grow conceptually in the ways needed to discern and respond to God simply by acquiring abilities and capacities related to «grace,» «wrath,» and «glory,» and the like, as they are generally used in ordinary language in one's society or as they may be generally used in the various world religions.

As shown by C. A. Chamber's research, churches can respond effectively to this need.

During his book tour, Bell responded to a direct question about his view of gay marriage by stating that «I think the ship has sailed and we need to affirm people wherever they are».

Both of these aspects were expressed by the second group of parishioners who responded to the refugee; they felt their social responsibility (and maybe needed that feeling reinforced) but didn't know what to do.

By embracing government bureaucracy over private efficiency, the company is forcing charities struggling to respond to the enormous human needs» needs created by BP's catastrophic spill» to rely on government to deliver the funding they must have to continue their crucial and irreplaceable worBy embracing government bureaucracy over private efficiency, the company is forcing charities struggling to respond to the enormous human needs» needs created by BP's catastrophic spill» to rely on government to deliver the funding they must have to continue their crucial and irreplaceable worby BP's catastrophic spill» to rely on government to deliver the funding they must have to continue their crucial and irreplaceable work.

With earlier releases from treatment facilities, a few churches and temples are responding to the need for after - care by sponsoring halfway houses staffed by trained laymen.

Q.: Proponents of triage and lifeboat ethics have responded to criticisms by advancing several formulations of an argument based upon biological need.

Silveira analyzes Pentecostalism's intense dynamism, its contradictions, its multiple manifestations, its capacity to respond to the psychological and social needs of individuals, and its symbolic power enriched by expressions of popular religiosity.

We have witnessed some of the best aspects of human nature, as tens of thousands of people have responded to real need by creating organisations such as food banks.

By feeling the need or even compulsion you could say, to respond in such a manor to John's post before you could continue on with your day just to feel better about yourselves.

They meet a need to respond to the challenge presented by the new science to the old philosophy of the previous era.

Already a movement is under way to improve end - of - life care by educating health - care providers to respond better to the needs of dying patients, by creating new care settings or improving existing ones, by seeking changes in methods of paying for appropriate care, by educating the public through conferences, town meetings, television programming, and even Web sites (see www.careproject.net), by providing adequate relief of pain, by withholding or withdrawing treatments that only prolong dying, by keeping company with those who are lonely, and by being a resource of meaning and hope for those tempted to despair.

People share their successes because somehow we've learned that our achievements need to be measured by how other people respond to them.

If, by contrast, one is to respond to real historical persons, then one must first distinguish the legitimacy of their claims, the specificity of their needs.

There can be no creative change until persons begin to get a sense of their own power and responsibility — that is, the ability to choose to respond to their organism's real needs by taking action to meet them.

These are people who, in Abraham Maslow's terms, are motivated at least as strongly by self - actualization trends (the need to grow) as by deficiency needs (the hunger for security, respect, love, etc.).6 Those with intense deficiency needs require therapy; those with a predominance of self - actualization needs respond to growth - oriented methods.

In this way it will be possible to respond to the need for renewal required by the modern world and, at the same time, faithfully preserve the identity of the Church's nature and mission.

If a number of dedicated laymen are exposed to the mental health needs of a community, particularly if these needs are personalized by visits to mental health facilities, some will respond with an Isaiah - like, «Here I am.

Gerard and his friends in the «Brotherhood» respond to these charges by reaffirming the value of individual moral struggle and the need for tolerance and sympathy in a fragmented, pluralistic world.

But since the burden of proof with respect to beliefs formed by our belief - forming faculties is on the critic, he quickly adds, the theist need not respond by engaging in positive apologetics — by producing propositional evidence.

Of course, the pope, because he is the pope, need not respond on the terms or within the timetable set by those who seem determined to precipitate a crisis of authority.

If the counselor determines that there is a physical emergency, then he must respond to it by providing what is needed.