Sentences with phrase «to make course corrections»

Yet change this big is always hard, and political leaders — myself included — must provide support and make course corrections where needed.

No plan can anticipate all of these, so you'll need to make some course corrections along the way.

This will allow you to quickly make course corrections and adjustments at a glance — even if you've been out of the office all week.

I have to make course corrections all the time.

First, recognize you will need to make some course corrections over time.

Then, I'll give those ideas a try, because even the most sophisticated guided missiles can't make course corrections until they are in flight.

It might not be the most successful smartphone brand, but it sure has made much larger brands make course corrections with their product offerings.

The process involves ongoing planning, monitoring and making course corrections based on your personal goals and ambitions.

Gathering evidence of fidelity, engagement, and efficacy allows school leaders to make course corrections for promising programs and decide which initiatives are dead ends.

Each conductor empowered, though, to make course corrections as needed.

All of us, including me, have had bad experiences hiring a developer remotely for a lower price only to find that the cost of labor and time spent in training, managing and making course corrections exceeded the money saved.

«Hillary may not implode, but if she does, Andrew is already making course corrections to position himself more favorably to the national Democrats in light of the rapid leftward turn of the grass roots,» said the source.

Make course corrections if necessary.

«No one doubts his commitment to students, but he's an idealogue who failed to listen and make course corrections even when everyone in the education community was sending the same message,» said Carl Kohn, a spokesman for the state teachers union, which voted no confidence in King in 2014.

Its short wheelbase made course corrections easy to dial in, and it also helped the SUV get through the hairpin turns without going too wide.

Kirkbride: Yeah, being able to think fast and make course corrections almost on the fly has been huge, especially for us, as this was our first ongoing series after working on anthologies.

With 2015 slowly approaching, now is an opportune time to reflect upon the past 12 months and make course corrections for the year ahead.

In research - based analyses of such indices as college readiness, reading ability, the rigor of curriculum, and the credibility of assessment, there is mounting evidence of the need to revisit the Texas reform model and the foundations on which it is based, and to have the objectivity and courage to make course corrections where they are warranted by the facts.

Retirement planning isn't a «set it and forget it» proposition — you may need to make course corrections along the way.

While it's unlikely the problem airports will become any less problematic this summer, air travelers can make some course corrections to avoid waiting in a long line, the research suggests.

Republicans rode a wave of voter discontent to seize control of the U.S. Senate, dealing a punishing blow to President Barack Obama that will limit his legislative agenda and may force him to make a course correction for his last two years in office.

The deadline needs to be sooner and there needs to be regular reporting to the public as to are we achieving the goals, because if we're not then we need to make a course correction.»

Wouldn't you rather just ask for it — learn something, make the course correction — and avoid that unpleasant experience in the future?

A tiny, front - mounted camera lets the operator see where the Cardio Arm is going and make course corrections.

«And our model predicts that the monarch will not cross this point when it makes a course correction to head back southwest.»

Sixteen hydrazine propellant thrusters are used to make course corrections and point the craft in the right direction.

Time to make a course correction.

When you find yourself slipping off of your routine, be sure to determine the reasons why and then you can make your course corrections.

Her singing scientist character has been duped along with everyone else, so she makes course corrections as needed, in a believable — well, mostly — manner.

In business and in everyday life, we expect decision - makers to perform due diligence: to launch small demonstration programs before any large - scale rollout, to track the impact of new policies and to make course corrections when the results are disappointing.

In addition, mention that the class will revisit norms later in the semester and make course corrections.

I may be biased, but this is — in my opinion — top - notch, grown - up policymaking by a state department of education: Take a broad policy directive, start a pilot, develop multiple external assessors, integrate this work with mid-stream RTTT - 3 funds and a new tenure law, make course corrections, act with transparency about findings, and push on.

While lots of energy will be spent on the Common Core, assessment consortia, teacher evaluations, etc., I hope that we dedicate equal bandwidth to monitoring the impact of the waivers and making course corrections.

We knew enough 20 years ago to make a course correction — imprecisely.

Since people are causing climate change then it would seem logical that people have the power to make a course correction on climate change that would be impactful.

A small and growing number of law schools are making course corrections, but law schools change even more slowly than law firms, and it's not realistic to expect legal education institutions to lead this process.

You often find yourself scanning the horizon, grabbing the wheel for a second to make course corrections, and dropping below deck to make repairs or check your map all in the space of a couple of minutes.

It requires having a destination and making course corrections.»

There's a guidance system that continually adjusts the nose of the plane to make course corrections, which keeps the plane on the intended target.

Do have a system for taking inventory of your actions so that you can make course corrections and develop replicable goal - achieving practices?

They are opportunities to learn, to make course corrections and to continue your journey.

Giving yourself permission to step out and make a course correction or head in a more defined direction can be freeing.