Sentences with phrase «ties with local»

ACHIEVEMENTS • Implemented a series of in - home care plans to assist patients with chronic illnesses such as Lupus and MS find ground for themselves • Rehabilitated 3 patients suffering from Multiple Sclerosis by providing them with exceptional care at their premises • Increased system efficiency by 60 % by introducing feedback modules with social work services • Improved ties with local patient care services by coordinating efforts with them on professional basis

Last fall, when Atlanta's High Museum of Art belatedly looked to strengthen its ties with the local art scene, Museum Director Michael Shapiro met with leaders of all the major local institutions.

The Fifth Element, Istanbul's first public sculpture park which was co-organised with the fair, also opened this week in a bid to create closer ties with the local community.

Known locally as «The White Room,» the gallery aims to build strong ties with the local community through hosting a variety of receptions, exhibitions, and workshops designed to showcase traditional arts and new trends.

The White Room aims to build strong ties with the local community through hosting a variety of receptions, exhibitions, and workshops, designed to showcase traditional arts, new trends, and more.

Holodenschi has also formed strong ties with the local Humane Society, including setting up a TNR program to move unadoptable community cats out of the shelter by providing spay or neuter services and returning them to their outdoor homes.

We're strengthening our ties with local organizations such as St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program and Nipissing University in an effort to raise awareness about animal welfare issues, to increase community involvement and successful animal adoptions, and to heighten respect towards all animals.

Individual storeowners and corporate store managers play a huge role in building ties with the local communities.

NHTSA works primarily with State governments, who are the Congressionally - mandated recipients of grant funding, but we also have strong ties with local safety organizations and officials.

It will assess universities more broadly, comparing research reputation, teaching quality, ties with the local community, international orientation, and success in tech transfer.

«Imagine a wave of customers cutting ties with their local power companies because they have a self - contained energy system,» he said in an emailed response.

A retired career firefighter with the City of Plattsburgh Fire Department, Marking says he retains close ties with local law enforcement and public safety officials.

Still, many conservative congregations, particularly Southern Baptists, have pledged to cut ties with local troops, and some pastors on Wednesday called on the entire denomination to do likewise.

In a resolution approved Wednesday at their annual meeting, Southern Baptist leaders stopped short of urging churches to cut ties with local troops in protest of the Scouting change, but didn't encourage them to stay, either.

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To a person, the entrepreneurs I profiled were either active in peer groups like Young Presidents» Organization, or they were tied in very closely with local research universities.

And Haley says the boat - captain incident has further diffused local opposition to American forces on Okinawa, and has strengthened Japanese public support for stronger ties to the U.S. «Japan has enormous problems with its aging economy and aging population,» she notes.

But it regularly did business with China's biggest state - run banks, as well as local and regional banking groups also tied to the state.

In December, a Singapore court sentenced Yeo Jiawei, a former private banker at the local branch of the Swiss bank BSI, to 30 months in prison for tampering with witnesses and obscuring his ties to Mr. Low.

But, Holmes offered, through APIs and a tie - in with Ripple, it's possible to move money between far - flung banks without the messaging and delays that stem from working within the traditional T +2 FX markets, which demand forecasting for local currency needs — creating differences in price between time of trade and time of use.

Despite some local discontent towards Chinese immigrants and shops, the Tongan government is forging closer ties with their new partners in Beijing.

The Rotman School has close ties to industry, and to stay current with the changing pace of business, the School invites local business leaders to participate in a vital executive - in - residence program.

We believe that flexible and responsive independent companies with a local presence allow realtors to brand themselves in the marketplace, and that this enables them to offer a personalized service that is directly tied to their own reputation — rather than to a company name.

With her enthusiasm for sharing the technique and strong local ties, she will be an excellent ambassador.»

Mr. Nguyen outlined an ambitious plan to compete with Apple, Google and Facebook by tying together group messaging, recommendations and local search, all while making money through advertising.

Mostaque adds that an Aramco listing would also increase public support for regime stability, as an increasing part of local wealth is tied up with the success of state institutions.

On August 5, Oak Creek, Wisc., was rocked after the news that Wade Michael Page, a man with loose ties to local white supremacist groups, attacked a Sikh gurdwara, killing...

Apart from occasional local congregations, the most promising place to begin is with small educational institutions closely tied to the church.

We live with this duality of our being, with our hearts both tied to what is local and unique and drawn toward the universal.

Oxen are still used for plowing, water may have to be carried from the tank, and pujahs are still said at the local shrine, but the oxen are tied with nylon rope, not hemp; the water is carried in plastic, not earthenware or brass, pots; and the donations for pujah are broadcast on a PA system.

Funding under the AFLA went, as Congress intended, to a wide variety of recipients including state and local health agencies, private hospitals, community health associations, privately operated health care centers, and community and charitable organizations, many of them with ties to religious denominations.

With a significant change in the way produce in the United States is sold quickly approaching, Friedman says regionally focused distributors with close ties to local farms that guarantees strict quality assurance will be the ones who stand to benefit mWith a significant change in the way produce in the United States is sold quickly approaching, Friedman says regionally focused distributors with close ties to local farms that guarantees strict quality assurance will be the ones who stand to benefit mwith close ties to local farms that guarantees strict quality assurance will be the ones who stand to benefit most.

Jane Hunter (centre front), widley known as» New Zealand's First Lady of Zealand Wine», with the New Zealand Consulate General, Carl Worker, centre back (wearing the red tie) at a wine dinner hosted at the Consulate General's residence recently to celebrate Hunter's visit to Hong Kong and the 25 years anniversary of her partnership with local importer Northeast Wines and Spirits.

By redefining that idea to include history and social ties, New England craft brewers have grown an industry with local roots.

While preparing for the competition, Orr credits his local San Diego ties for their support, «I have a great group of somms here in San Diego that I study and taste with.

To present the exhibition matches with the two Americans and the best local players, the local U.S. Embassy would tie in with the national lawn tennis association, a pairing that produced some curious results.

The Guardian reported the striker was travelling back from a concert in Holland after City's Champions League tie with Feyenoord when the vehicle he was travelling into crashed into a lamppost at 11 pm local time and just 48 hours before the club's 1 - 0 win away at Chelsea.

The draw has thrown up some interesting ties — with a local derby between Coras de Tepic and Leones Negros in Group 3, a derby between Atlante and Merida in Group 5, and a derby between Chiapas and Alebrijes de Oaxaca in Group 6.

The chicken specialists are not the first company to cut their ties with club, with local firm Verlin Rainwater Solutions recently ending their deal with the Latics.

I spoke with several other students that I personally trained at the Honor Council's first ever Integrity Day about defining success in qualitative rather than quantitative ways, organized presentations for parents in the local community, wrote brochures explaining of the program for the teachers, and held discussions about how Challenge Success ties into Jewish values at my Hebrew School.

My son was born with a tongue tie (which was ultimately snipped twice at a local clinic, and once again at a special breastfeeding clinic we visited).

Most local families have been referred outside Tulsa to receive laser revisions for tongue - ties or lip - ties for their babies, but sometimes the thought of traveling even 90 minutes with a newborn can be daunting.

I checked in with my doula for support and reached out to my local La Leche League to find further resources for breastfeeding babies with tongue tie.

I got in touch with a local LC and she told me that she was tongue tied and that was the problem.

I can help you identify tongue tie with a virtual consultation and can locate a provider local to you for the release.

On a blazingly bright recent morning, with the smell of wet grass and new rubber in the air, a handful of local Northbrook kids clutched a red ribbon, one end tied to a shiny new jungle gym.

In the opening half of the current parliament, it was the grassroots who were least invested in the present government; local authority elections were a much more important priority for councillors, many of which have already paid the price with their seats for the Lib Dem - Tory tie - up.

But because the parking lot was tied to a hotel, ESD told the developers they would need to reach a «labor peace agreement» with a local union — a negotiation that could have significantly boosted the cost of the project.

If a power delivery company refused to serve a Buddhist, that might be an issue, but most power delivery companies have local governments assist in providing rights of way for wiring, which would tie in with the locally - protected monopoly principle.

He is imposing more cuts in local government services by tying the state tax relief programs to municipal compliance with the 2 percent property tax cap while simultaneously freezing revenue - sharing aid to municipalities at 75 percent below its 1980s level,» Hawkins said.

And with the Assembly passing a bill to extend both mayoral control and local sales taxes, and the Senate tying mayoral control to various charter school provisions, Cuomo was betting lawmakers would return toward the end of the year to meet a different deadline — the one to re-authorize local taxes before they expire.