Sentences with phrase «serious leadership changes»

Not exact matches

The unanimous position among the UCP leadership candidates to repeal the carbon tax without proposing any alternatives to reform or replace it suggests that none of them see climate change as a serious issue.

Hannan's old friend, Mark Reckless, who was a Tory then Ukip MP and then a Ukip and now Tory Welsh Assembly member, said that the then Conservative leadership was «not serious about real change on Europe», and privately described the ERG as «a backwater with little real influence on policy till the arrival of Steve Baker.»

A former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, has said that Nigeria is currently in the middle of serious war must not make the mistake of changing its leadership.

«This is important, as it shows that Mexico is serious about addressing climate change even if there is a change in leadership,» agreed Jake Schmidt, international climate change policy director for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Changes at Iowa (like everywhere else) demand serious modifications to the status quo, so the mathematics faculty set out to build new departmental structures that would remain in place regardless of retirements or changes in leadChanges at Iowa (like everywhere else) demand serious modifications to the status quo, so the mathematics faculty set out to build new departmental structures that would remain in place regardless of retirements or changes in leadchanges in leadership.

The report concludes that China's increased engagement with the UN process stems from a drive to address serious environmental impacts in its own country, on climate change and air pollution, as well as a desire to demonstrate true geopolitical leadership.

If you are serious about changing lives and outcomes for young people, and keen to develop as a member of the senior leadership team, this is a fantastic opportunity to make a strategic difference across a whole school.

But when it comes to the environment it seems that leadership is serious about bringing about change.

«Because the government is sort of in the pocket of the fossil fuel industry and you have a core of climate deniers that threaten the prime minister's leadership, there's a political imperative to not take serious action on climate change,» says Dr Casule.

[T] he United States» reluctance to confront climate change in a serious way — like a carbon tax to replace the payroll tax, coupled with global leadership on the issue --- [is] as unjust as it is unfortunate.»

BUT — until the government leadership is willing to engage in a much more serious discussion of the wide range of observed and projected harmful IMPACTS of climate change (not just that we can't predict them and their rate of occurrence «exactly»), they will undermine the mobilization of political will needed to drive support for the change in energy technology that they claim to support.

The IMA are an example of an activity that reveals the power of the Collab to be an agent of change while highlighting to our clients and people how serious Baker McKenzie is about innovation as a source of market leadership.

Such scenarios that we've seen include an executive who was fired by his employer of 10 + years after a breach of corporate policy by one of his direct reports, and in another instance an executive firing following a change in the senior leadership team and the escalation of a serious clash over philosophy and company direction.