Sentences with phrase «serious change in my approach»

After a year of aggressive online dating and a serious change in my approach, I was having the time of my life.

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I added a simple white tank to maintain my «less is more» approach and then had some serious fun with the shoes from Browns (those gold heels...) One item that works with numerous pieces in your wardrobe can be all you need for a style change without breaking the bank.

Health and safety Of course, hand in hand with any physical and cultural changes in a school's approach to play comes the need to ensure that all children are kept safe from serious harm when they are playing.

It marks a significant change in Nintendo's traditional approach and shows that they are serious about creating game models that work on Mobile and resonate with mobile gamers.

In sharp contrast to Exxon's approach, BP was the first major oil company to state publicly, in 1997, that the risks of climate change are serious and that precautionary action is justifieIn sharp contrast to Exxon's approach, BP was the first major oil company to state publicly, in 1997, that the risks of climate change are serious and that precautionary action is justifiein 1997, that the risks of climate change are serious and that precautionary action is justified.

In principle the EU has no objection; indeed, as a means of urging Australia to take a more serious approach to climate change, it encourages this thinking.

A serious discussion on including — ALSO — adaptive measures to the world community's approach to climate change is in order.

I think Hillary Clinton's statements on climate change during her confirmation hearing, as well as her appointment of a climate envoy with Mr. Stern's credentials show the administrations serious approach to climate change, including measures to reduce emissions in line with the IPCC recommendations, or more stringent.

We may, therefore, be seeing a change in the approach to sentencing in OH&S cases where jail sentences will be requested by Crown prosecutors and imposed more frequently by courts on individuals convicted of offences involving the breach of OH&S standards, serious injuries or significant incidents.

Where serious injury is alleged, practitioners must approach the quantification of future losses with care and by reference to the change in the discount rate which applies from 20th March 2017.

We may, therefore, be seeing a change in approach to sentencing which will see jail sentences imposed more frequently and make them more likely in cases involving serious injuries or incidents.

Unless there is a sea change in approach from the next SFO Director (David Green QC's tenure ends in early 2018), civil recovery orders for cases of serious economic crime are likely, in most cases, to be a thing of the past.

Conclusion: Complementing CBT interventions for GD with a specific therapy approach like a serious video game might be helpful in addressing certain underlying factors which are usually difficult to change, including impulsivity and anger expression.