Sentences with phrase «signs of turnaround in»

A new school year begins Monday in Springfield, Massachusetts where rising standardized test scores and a falling dropout rate are seen as signs of a turnaround in the struggling public school system.

The life settlements industry showed major signs of turnaround in 2013.

Shipping, which has been hit by years of overcapacity and slow economic growth, saw early signs of a turnaround in early 2017, but freight rates fell in the second half.

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A turnaround in the cryptocurrency markets over the past ten days has many hoping that this is a sign of better things to come following a few months of significant declines.

Jack Dorsey's turnaround showed more signs of taking hold in the fourth quarter.

A recent analysis by researchers at the Federal Housing Finance Agency found that home values had risen faster in the heart of big cities than anywhere else in the country over the last 25 years, a sign of their turnaround and a trend Mr. Trump, as a real estate developer, is likely to be aware of.

In a stern defence of the winemaker's strategy, Mr Clarke said the company was offering fair terms to all of its retail customers and, in a sign that his turnaround plan was beginning to gain traction, trading so far this financial year had been stronIn a stern defence of the winemaker's strategy, Mr Clarke said the company was offering fair terms to all of its retail customers and, in a sign that his turnaround plan was beginning to gain traction, trading so far this financial year had been stronin a sign that his turnaround plan was beginning to gain traction, trading so far this financial year had been strong.

The result is no doubt an encouraging sign for Mendenhall's turnaround of a UVA program that has been mired in the ACC basement for most of this decade and now sits at 3 — 1.

Arsenal and Wenger will find it tough to fight for the Premier League title, if their strikers strike a barren run in front of goal, and show no signs of making a turnaround for the good.

Everton now have a quick turnaround before facing Lyon in France on Thursday night, before signing off ahead of the international break with Watford's Premier League visit to Goodison Park on Sunday.

As the film has no curing time, vehicle off - road holding periods are kept to a minimum, and a fast turnaround of indoor and outdoor graphics in sign workshops can be achieved.

The number of inmates held in solitary confinement on New York City's Rikers Island has fallen sharply, in what city officials say is a sign of a gradual turnaround at a jail complex marred by allegations of violence and abuse.

The Cuomo administration strongly defends the project, noting drops in unemployment and rises in spending as signs of Buffalo's turnaround.

Investors are starting to see signs that the leather goods company's turnaround strategy is working, in spite of continued sales softness.

It's a simple, powerful idea: if a majority of parents in a failing school sign a petition, the district must implement the parents» preferred turnaround model.

In California, a new law allows parents to force districts to undertake one of the four turnaround models outlined in the federal rules if at least 50 percent sign a petitioIn California, a new law allows parents to force districts to undertake one of the four turnaround models outlined in the federal rules if at least 50 percent sign a petitioin the federal rules if at least 50 percent sign a petition.

readers and superintendents in Connecticut's thirty Alliance Districts know, on March 28, 2013, Stefan Pryor, Malloy's Commissioner of Education, signed a contract with Mass Insight, a relatively new Massachusetts company, to «develop the state's turnaround strategy and improve the most struggling schools.»

California, though, lost in two rounds because of what Duncan called an incomplete application: California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) didn't sign onto RTTT pledges that mandated specific school turnaround strategies and tying students» test scores to teacher ratings.

In 2011, Carstarphen ignored mandates to consult with the teachers union over school «turnarounds» and signed an agreement to turn the operation of Allan Elementary School and Eastside Memorial High School over to IDEA charter schools.

Despite his claim that he is devoting himself to the students of Bridgeport, Vallas» private consulting company recently signed a $ 1 million dollar contract with the State of Illinois to «turnaround» a handful of schools there and an $ 18 million deal to oversee 15 schools in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Takeovers: Indiana Department of Education officials signed contracts with several «turnaround operators» to run five public schools in Indianapolis and Gary with chronically poor standardized test scores.

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The six month surging stock market rally has nothing to do with any signs of a economic turnaround on Main Street analysts say — the disconnect in the number of shares being traded proves this.

A turnaround in trends for home equity loans could also be a sign of consumer worries.

For example, prescribing parasiticides after fecal examinations, authorizing refills of potentially nephrotoxic medications after confirming no signs of renal dysfunction, or ordering adjustments in analgesics for an inpatient might all be performed without the need for the veterinarian's intervention, providing swifter turnaround and relief for patients and clients.

Sam Payne, partner and head of insolvency at Harrison Clark Rickerbys, looks here at the issues facing businesses when problems mount up — the signs of a business in trouble, how well turnarounds work in practice and when management needs to act.

Even at historically rich valuations, Hong Kong's office market is extremely active while investors in the retail market are waiting for clearer signs of a turnaround before committing.

The local economy, while still shaking off the effects of the collapse in oil prices, is reflecting signs of a turnaround, according to a report by commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, which represented BlackRock in the transaction with Hines.

The economy may already be showing signs of a turnaround, according to an article in the January 4th Wall Street Journal.