Sentences with phrase «taking on board»

This will let you test the theory before taking on board another pet full time.

If you see pets up for free, be prepared to do some research before taking on board what could be a problem.

An imbalance of vitamins or simply taking on board too many calories is something dog owners would do well to avoid.

It may be important for authors to understand where they mean to be before taking on board the advice that's here and elsewhere.

Are there any common criticisms worth taking on board?

Therefore, we'd like to know about your book idea before taking you on board.

Thus, my first two years of my recent five - year stint was a fairly aggressive campaign, taking on board members and administrators in heated public meetings (and more - heated executive sessions) and letters to the editor and a listserv that I started.

Children are taking on board prejudices around race and religion in society and trading them as playground insults, with extremely harmful results.

«We're taking on board anywhere from 20 to 40 new clients a month now,» Steve said.

Many of us do have habits deciding when we sit down at a computer, so it's worth taking this on board.

I think John's explanation is worth taking on board.

Taking that on board the last thing he would want to do is diminish what's left by trying to take Cormier down.

I'm definitely taking on board all of your tips and it'll hopefully result in a better blog and a more organised Aimee!

You will want to strike that fine balance between taking on board sufficient fuel for your purposes while avoiding being weighed down by a heavy, stodgy meal.

Taking that on board it is essential that we learn the correct form for the Romanian Deadlift before we can get the benefits.

This approach to balance is something which bodybuilders would benefit from taking on board, in addition to training for aesthetic symmetry.

However, by taking on board some of the active recovery tactics powerlifters employ, bodybuilders can continue to push themselves as hard as they need to, without risking overtraining.

When we meditate each day, we are gaining more rest and releasing more stress than we are taking on board.

It's nice, smooth ride will get you to the train still looking fresh and you'll have no problem taking it on board.

I've a feeling this is one resolution Clegg will be taking on board for 2011 - and well beyond.

«The Mayor is playing his part, now government must too by taking on board calls for a diesel scrappage scheme and a new Clear Air Act fit for the 21st Century.»

Ipsa is currently consulting on the proposed changes to the system, taking on board Sir Christopher's views but reserving the right to come to different solutions.

Dfid has announced that foreign aid as a whole is to be maintained at 0.7 % of the UK's Gross National Income, taking on board anticipated inflation, that figure is expected to be # 10.5 bn in 2014 - 2015.

With the government now taking on board some of its rhetoric and economic analysis, Labour officials will be congratulating themselves on moving the debate closer to their own turf.

Well I hope that the boss has been taking on board these criticisms and that he responds to them today when the Gunners take on West Ham at the Emirates stadium later, because if he does not do something to negate the threat posed by Andy Carroll then we could be in for another painful 90 minutes of disappointment.

I believe he is taking it all on board, and very soon we will have two Duracell Bunnies twisting opposing defenders inside out!

And the opinion of a player who knows what it takes to succeed, having won five domestic cups and three league titles in his 12 year Arsenal career, including the amazing invincibles year is surely worth taking on board.

«Younger start - ups are taking this on board and building ethical values into their branding from day one, rather than having to apply them retrospectively as is the case with older, more - established companies»

, that I have an annoying voice, that I am just generally annoying or that I rushed into my marriage so it won't last: I don't think there's a huge amount to gain by taking these on board, and you've got to find a way to totally ignore them.

Well said, it is all about eatting healthy and taking on board the stuff that's right for you and leaving the rest, same with exercise and well most things in life Clare

Scientists are also taking on board the need for a more organic and holistic approach to the material world.

Taking this on board, we can expect the economy to return to its full potential around mid-2017.

Wall Street stock futures are lower again this morning, with markets finally taking on board the risks of a Greek default and / or exit from the Eurozone.

When first starting with a company as a new employee, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed when taking on board new practices and getting used to the processes in place.

Listen to all ideas, but filter which ones to take on board.

«At the same time we took on board the concerns of the people, who are worried about the future, and this means we want to reduce, we want to drastically decrease the number of people coming to us,» Merkel told broadcaster ARD.

I don't think the Fed has taken on board the lesson of the three year period since QE ended.

We've taken on board one of her ideas at MindTickle, «before you start your next content project, try going back to the drawing board with your personas, looking closely at whether each one still accurately reflects your target audience's current life situation and purchasing needs....

DO NOT HIRE AN IMAGE CONSULTANT, Unless you're ready to take on board critiques and willing to follow your image consultant's directions.

A student also claimed in February that a Spirit Airlines representative told her to kill her hamster because she couldn't take it on board, and United Airlines refused in January to allow a women to bring her peacock with her on a flight.

On Thursday, the OAIC says it has made «further inquiries» in the matter «to satisfy the OAIC that the CBA has taken on board lessons learned from this incident» and «to ensure the privacy of customer's personal information is adequately protected.»

Another crucial factor that senior banking executives need to take on board is understanding that cybersecurity risks stem from a wide range of external sources.

A fertile few have managed to find a way to take on board some of the new theories without jettisoning the deep structure of their position, but the general sense is one of weariness and deep loss.

If you really take on board the idea that God created all that is, including space and time, God's otherness must be absolute.

Come on Church, lets take on board what Jesus said in Matthew 5 v 9 «God blesses those who work for peace for they will be called the children of God» is that offer not good enough.

Newcomers might say, «How can the Church expect us to have conformed our conduct to rules we disregarded before we took them on board as rules for ourselves?»

John Boyle FAITH Magazine July - Aug 2007 Finding ways of helping parents to take on board their role as primary «educators in chastity», and to be aware of the practical ways in which...

A duty of hospitality has been taken on board by various Christian leaders in the UK.

There are several lessons we should take on board.

The Jesus who trod the pathways of ancient Galilee is a stranger to our times and to our churches, and we may not find it easy to take on board what he has to say to us.