Sentences with phrase «term projects into»

Dividing long - term projects into attainable tasks helps students grasp concepts at a rate they can keep up, and also challenges them in a variety of subject areas.

With your supervisor's help, break down long - term projects into smaller milestones that you can accomplish within a few days or weeks.

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So Evans made it his mission to turn the short - term excitement around the Make Poverty History concerts into a longer - term movement, and founded the Global Poverty Project in 2008, which eventually became Global Citizen.

Fink helped lead some of HPE's big technology projects like its muddled foray into cloud computing, and newer initiatives centered on open - source (in laymen's terms, free) technologies and the Linux operating system.

Because of its treasure trove of user data, LinkedIn is able to quickly and easily show you the best prospects for a freelance project or ongoing service you need based on keywords, categories, or search terms you type into ProFinder.

Because of its treasure - trove of user data, LinkedIn is able to quickly and easily show you the best prospects for a freelance project or ongoing service you need based on keywords, categories, or search terms you type into ProFinder.

On Mondays, I focus on all my long - term A projects, delegating portions of them and following up before the week kicks into high gear.

The liquidity risk is particularly high if the issuer has put its money into long - term projects that can not be sold quickly to raise cash.

A smart climate policy for our country needs a long - term perspective: energy projects last for decades, so would - be developers need a feel for what to expect in Canada into 2040 and 2050.

The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) entered into a long - term relationship with BUILD and assigned an organizer, Kim Keller, to work on the project.

Given this future orientation, perhaps it is best to think of Küng's project in terms of moral vectors — lines with directionality and moral force — leading into the 21st century.

The appraisal that God makes is worked out in what He does — or, in words that describe the creative advance as we know it, the appraisal is worked out in terms of what is taken into, and what is rejected from, the «consequent nature» of God, God as He is affected by what occurs in the world; and then, in what use is made of what has been thus taken or received in the furthering of the project or purpose of God, the implementation of good «in widest commonalty shared».

Hindu nationalism, which is alive and well in India today, is concertedly engaged in the assignment of absorbing minorities into its ideology, Driven by the ideology of Hindutva — a term coined by V. D. Sarvarkar10 which has always advocated a comprehensive project involving the coming together of culture, society, and politics, it seeks to fuse all the distinct particularities and differences of religious minorities (Muslims and Christians) and ethnocultural minorities (Dalits and Adivasis) into its Brahmanic construction of an Indian nation.

That conflict is a proof that faith has not yet discovered the proper terms in which to express itself, it has not realized that it can not be logically proven, it has not clearly understood that its basis and its object are identical, it has not clearly apprehended the transcendental and hidden character of the divine activity, and by its failure to perceive its own «Nevertheless» it has tried to project God and his acts into the sphere of objective reality.

In October 2012 the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder entered into a long - term agreement with Nature Foundation SA for the use of up to 10 gigalitres a year of Commonwealth environmental water over the next five years to support wetland and floodplain rehabilitation projects in the lower Murray River.

Shedd Aquarium's conservation research team launched a citizen science project this spring in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin - Madison Center for Limnology and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve aimed at documenting long - term shifts in the timing of fish migrations into Great Lakes streams.

Learning to break down a large project into doable chunks is a skill that will serve kids well (think: Science fair, term paper and, oh, life).

The ability to incorporate early literacy and numeracy learning into nature - based long and short term projects and investigations

• Establishes a four year future direction • Aligns the organization with a strategic direction • Incorporates resident needs into future planning • Drives innovation as part of the organizational culture • Strengthens and identifies elements of organizational culture through values • Develops preliminary approaches to infrastructure and capital project needs • Creates groundwork for a long - term master plan

Despite its financial services sophistication, why does the City seem systemically incapable of channelling savings into long term projects enhancing Britain's productive potential?

We also need to think about how we measure success, how all of this converts into pound and dollar signs if we are to keep these projects going long term.

Sandel might indeed be Miliband's bone fide «new guru», but a closer scrutiny into the role of the guru makes grim reading in two senses: firstly, gurus have little long - term influence on the ideational trajectories of political parties and their attendant political projects that their ideas are intended to service; and secondly, the guru's lack of long - term impact suggests that the status of «ideas» and their action - orientation is demoted below the seemingly more perennial concerns of statecraft and personality.

His proposal for a «patriotic alliance» with Paddy Ashdown and the Heseltine wing of the Tories, to campaign for British entry into the European single currency, is the long term political cutting edge of this project.

«The comprehensive health care services incorporated into the core of this project will provide valuable tools to help individual residents improve their long - term health, while also positively affecting the overall wellness of the larger Bronx community.»

But an 80 - page criminal complaint that charged three of the Democratic governor's long - term allies — Joe Percoco, Todd Howe and Alain Kaloyeros — has cast a shadow on the project and the integrity of an administration that rode into office promising to «clean up Albany.»

New York will invest $ 72 million for 88 projects at state parks, part of a long - term plan to invest nearly $ 1 billion into the oldest park system in the nation.

He believes the President deserves another term in office because of the massive infrastructure projects he injected into the area as well the entire country.

The highest estimate of the cost of the bill was 24 million per year (and that figure was ridiculed as exaggerated)... somehow Cuomo conjured that into «$ 229.7 million in near - term costs and $ 607 million in projected costs for the long term.»

Sears again touted her experience in the Council and her contributions to budget negotiations, noting that the previous two − term limit took Council members out of office before they could see the completion of projects they had inserted into 10 − year capital plans.

Worse, he wants to tap into a state fund intended for municipal water and sewer environmental projects to redirect over $ 500 million in short - term loans for the Tappan Zee project.

One of the many aspects of state energy law understood almost exclusively by policy wonks, energy performance contracts allow municipalities to enter into long - term agreements — running up to 35 years — for projects specifically designed to reduce energy consumption and costs.

In contrast to the turnaround project of the past four years, in which he proudly enacted on - time budgets each March, Mr. Cuomo heads into his second term with more of a blank slate.

Although Tyler's team pulled its instruments out of the borehole in January 2013, the mooring that held the cable in place remains frozen into the ice shelf, he says — and the team hopes they can get back to it for a longer term monitoring project.

Their six simple «guiding principles» also include the need to channel innovation into the private sector through formal tech transfer programs, and to think in terms of lasting knowledge creation rather than «quick win» potential when funding new projects.

But it does not delve into several near - term issues that senators are likely to raise with Bolden, such as cost overruns on satellite projects, retirement of the space shuttle, and an expensive new human launcher now in the works.

«The long - term solution is to stop the flow of plastic into the ocean,» project cofounder Mary Crowley says.

Short - term contracts force some researchers into taking the first job offered, without any consideration of the ethical implications of the project.

But humans, who combine the VTA and the prefrontal cortex, can see beyond plain causality, tapping into a subtle, continuously updated feedback loop that enables us to defer immediate gratification in favor of rewarding long - term projects, such as learning to play an instrument.

But several obstacles, including high upfront costs and securing a partner for a long - term project, kept such efforts from growing into a scaled power plant, according to sources familiar with the testing program.

Abstract: Short - term costs of integrating genome sequencing into clinical care: Preliminary results from the MedSeq Project.

Dr Peter Tindemans, Secretary General of EuroScience and Dr Jean - Claude Worms, ESF Chief Executive, indicated that this partnership would allow both organizations to reinforce their cooperation and engage into joint projects in support of the development of the European Research Area, in particular in terms of helping various Central and Eastern European countries build capacity in research and reinforce their integration in and contributions to the European research landscape.

Nonetheless, long - term risk governance remains challenging for multiple reasons, including that uncertainty in projected hazards often increase the further we project into the future.

Reviving and restoring woolly mammoths — and their climate - stabilizing mammoth steppe — is the most spectacular wildlife project that Ryan Phelan and I have taken on for our California nonprofit called Revive & Restore, and thanks to George Church's marvelous team, it is the furthest along in terms of actually editing genes from an extinct species into the genome of a living relative.

I invested a lot of time, money and energy into this project, because strategically I know that having a tech service offering, in addition to brick and mortar studios, is critical for the long - term viability of my company.

After a setback last year when Universal decided to throw the project into turnaround limbo, Vince Vaughn's comic book adaptation Term Life was resurrected thanks to producer Kevin Frakes» PalmStar Media Capital, and appears to be on track with Universal once more set to distribute.

Yet while those projects expressed a grand set of themes in broad strokes, «Carol» funnels them into a nuanced tale of mutual attraction that reflects a filmmaker and cast operating at the height of their powers, rendering complex circumstances in strikingly personal terms.

In terms of future projects, what types of genres would you like to step into?

This initiative might focus its energies initially on three to five long - term projects in areas such as developing reading improvement programs or helping at - risk children make successful transitions from early - childhood programs into regular classrooms.

Prioritizing skills are also used when students are guided to see how new facts fit into broader concepts, to plan ahead for long - term projects / reports, and to keep records of their most successful strategies that make the most efficient use of their time.

It's easy in a short - term project to fall into the trap of a «dessert» project that isn't necessarily inquiry - based.