Sentences with phrase «to direct these changes»

They discovered a major change in how parents, educators, community and business leaders, and public officials come together to direct changes in local public schools.

The tax plan does not make direct changes to how income on investments is taxed, but what people will pay could change as a result of other provisions in the plan.

Though the Big 6 framework has proposed to eliminate some tax breaks, like the state and local tax deduction, it has not thus far proposed direct changes to the mortgage interest deduction.

What is the source of directed change or ordered tendencies toward law?

The previous government did not direct its change process, nor target its changes, toward the protection and recognition of native title.

Companies that create new offerings and solutions in this space have the potential to direct changes in the industry and open up entirely new markets.

This mode is good as a person is unable to make direct changes, and it's up to the owner to accept to reject the suggestion.

Pai could try to make a more direct change through the FCC, but then he'd have to prove that the Title II reclassification had done enough damage to ISPs to warrant its reversal, since the order was upheld in court last year.

«Formation of a tumor is driven by genetic events,» says Dr. Roe, «but its ability to spread may not involve direct changes in the DNA sequence.»

And this is where it's — We have the advantage, Evan, because we see so many thousands of people that we can make correlations and can actually even see causation because we make changes and we see direct changes in the person's physiology and their symptoms are getting better.

The policies directing these changes embodied what is called the «Washington Consensus,» led by the United States treasury department and agreed on by the IMF and the World Bank.

According to an administration official, provisions that become effective without direct changes to the law include health insurance reforms such as increased co-pays and other changes in benefits that will hold net costs to 2 percent annually.

Oftentimes you can experience direct changes or temporary relief in some of your thyroid symptoms by simply raising your body temperature.

Because AIP works to heal the gut and improve the health of the mucosa, a CDSA can indicate direct changes in the inflammation of the intestines.

I'm not sure if you checked out my social media posts on Instagram, Facebook + Twitter a couple Friday's ago, but I shared a photo of my attendance at the 4th Annual Directing Change Awards Presented by Each Mind Matters.

To say, «I'm not only going to make this visual thing happen but I'm also going to effect direct change with everything I got.»

Also, so glad that looking to the future... to try and predict and plan for what our industry is going to look like is very prudent because our business appears to be changing and I hope that we are directing the change as opposed to being led and trying to catch up.

Second, Levine assumes that cognitive processes are open to direct change through practice.

«Formation of a tumor is driven by genetic events but its ability to spread may not involve direct changes in the DNA sequence,» says Dr. Roe.

Through relationship therapy, I have seen direct changes in the way my clients feel about themselves, resolve problems, work to improve their relationship, achieve their goals and live a life they love.

Permafrost is very sensitive to direct changes in air temperature and snow cover, making it especially vulnerable to global warming.

However, oftentimes it is simply about the direct changes in the EUR / JPY based on some European economic indicators or Japanese policies and economic achievements.

Nor can the directed change, the orderliness, or developing third - ness, account for itself.

Thus there are reasons for thinking that the shift in attitudes toward the right to die is to some extent attributable not to a direct change in moral views but to a change in people's tolerance for others» moral views or moral situations.

People who have felt powerless will have another chance to involve themselves in influencing and directing change.

This theory, which has been developed, tested, applied and modified over the past fifteen years, suggests that the major effect of television on people and society is not through the direct changes in behaviour it brings about, but through the long - term shaping or cultivation of people's perception of what life is really like.

«This requires us to be responsible in submitting to and watching for the continuing leading of the Holy Spirit in how God is developing faith in the community rather than perceive that our own faithfulness - in - action is directing change.»

The president's fiscal year 2019 budget does not propose any direct changes to the federally funded Afterschool Meal and Snack Programs.

In other words, the document was advocating a direct change in the political system and because of this the authorities moved against Liu Xiaobo.

«Our study shows that direct changes to vacant urban spaces may hold great promise in breaking the cycle of abandonment, violence, and fear in our cities and do so in a cost - effective way that has broad, citywide scalability,» said Branas.

In the mice that did respond to salt, there were no direct changes in the function of their immune cells, but they showed signs of a weakened blood - brain barrier.

«This work is a major step forward in understanding the molecular mechanisms that direct the changes in the chemical forms of plutonium,» said Dr. Andrew Felmy, a geochemist and lead author of the study.

This study was the 1st time that direct changes in the brain were seen after a single session, showing that the act of creating music results in a significant change in brain activity.

As a Naturopathic Doctor, Dr. Natasha Zajmalowski ND believes in Proactive Healthcare — making positive and direct changes in the areas of your health over which you have control.

Specific mobility requires a direct change to the movement pattern by addressing the joints and all of the tissues affecting the dysfunctional movement pattern.

For me my practice reminds me of my ability to direct that change in my life.

The results of the pilot showed that SMART Squad made a significant difference to primary school pupils» knowledge of energy efficiency, bringing them closer to the level of understanding that secondary school pupils already have and leading to a direct change in their energy efficient behaviours both in school and at home.

The expansion of the learning material is down to the success of the previous trial, which made a significant difference to primary school pupils» knowledge of energy efficiency, bringing them closer to the level of understanding that secondary school pupils already have and leading to a direct change in their energy efficient behaviours both in school and at home.

As Hull pointed out, «The ability to render one's world as changeable and oneself as an agent able to direct that change is integrally linked to acts of self - representation through writing» (p. 232).

Those responsible for change must have a voice in creating and directing that change: teachers can not be viewed as simply the implementers.

But if any federal voucher program is to require private schools to follow IDEA, that would require either a direct change to the law outside the budget process, or change to the language in a congressional appropriations bill funding the Education Department.