Sentences with phrase «turning tide»

Making Caring Common will host a summit in summer 2016 convening admissions leaders and high school and parent representatives from across the country with the goal of developing a two - year plan to implement key elements of Turning the Tide nationwide.

Turning the Tide is the first step in a two - year campaign that seeks to substantially reshape the existing college admissions process.

Here's How (The Huffington Post) Mention of Making Caring Common's Turning the Tide report.

With colleagues at his Making Caring Common project, Weissbourd produced a report last year called Turning the Tide, seeking to tame the excesses of the college admissions process and reframe it to prioritize ethical and intellectual engagement, not just long brag sheets of accomplishments.

Turns out Sonic is alive, Robotnik's just been torturing him in his space jail for the past half - year, so you stage a rescue, then start turning the tide piece by piece.

As a mission - driven nonprofit, we strongly encourage health and fitness professionals to seek out additional education, because we believe well - qualified professionals are critical to turning the tide on the physical - inactivity epidemic causing so many health - related problems around the world.

Recently efforts have sprung up which are slowly turning the tide.

Even though it was only a 15 minute spill... it is evidence of a turning tide.

The study, reported in the 1 September Geophysical Research Letters, credits international treaties designed to protect the ozone layer with turning the tide.

But an anti-37 media blitz is credited with turning the tide against the measure.

The discovery sounds scary but it raises the possibility of early detection, screening and maybe even turning the tide against the world's deadliest cancer.

She said Rhode Island's program could be a national model for how to begin turning the tide in the opioid epidemic.

Certainly any strategy that seeks to improve life chances and equalise opportunities for children without turning the tide against growing levels of child poverty is going to face an uphill struggle and place an even greater burden on services that seek to alleviate various negative effects of inadequate family resources.

New infantry - style tactics of concealment and ambush by armed park rangers are credited with turning the tide in the war against poachers of the endangered rhino on one front, in South Africa's Madikwe Game Reserve.

Preventing the half - million cases of mother to child transmission of HIV every year would go a long way to turning the tide of an epidemic

Turning the tide of early deaths linked to autism must be a priority, says James Cusack, a campaigning researcher, who has autism himself

From putting shovels in the ground for more affordable housing than any time in 40 years, to increasing free legal services for tenants ten-fold, to this rent freeze, we are turning the tide to keep this a city for everyone,» said de Blasio.

De Blasio credited Dinkins with turning the tide against high crime by negotiating a deal with Albany to allow the city to vastly increase its police force.

A new report from the Centre for Social Justice, Turning the Tide, explores the troubling wave of poverty engulfing numerous seaside towns, which have fallen from their former position as prosperous holiday destinations.

In a statement issued on Friday in Abuja, the Minister said all the trips have been anything but frivolous, and that they have started yielding fruits in terms of turning the tide in the fight against the insurgents who have been most active in the North - east, attracting investments in the range of billions of dollars, and securing global support for the administration's anti-corruption fight.

High - profile members of that profession ejected from their Commons seats on May 7 included business secretary Vince Cable, pensions minister Steve Webb, schools minister David Laws and — in a small - hour moment that signalled the turning tide — shadow chancellor Ed Balls.

Butry said most of the regions that have lagged behind may be turning the tide.

But growth, development, reducing inequality and turning the tide on rampant unemployment requires a capable state.

David Miliband's recent John Smith memorial speech, «Turning the Tide on Democratic Pessimism», with its emphasis on «empowerment», shares much with this perspective.

«Reallocating a few pence from existing fuel duty might prove an equitable way of turning the tide, as could previous calls for Vehicle Excise Duty to be redirected to local roads from 2021.»

And while La Leche League isn't the only reason more and more women breast - feed their newborns every year, the organization has played a crucial role in turning the tide for breast - feeding simply by telling women they could do it even though doctors - and their own mothers - were saying maybe not.

Presented in part at the American Public Health Association's annual meeting, October 27 — 31, 2012, San Francisco, California; at Breastfeeding: Turning the Tide Conference, February 22 — 24, 2013, Warrnambool, Australia; and at the W.K. Kellogg First Food Forum, February 28 — March 1, 2013, Atlanta, Georgia.

If your kids are still turning up their noses at lima beans, spinach, and other healthy ingredients, here are some tips for turning the tide.

6 - 7 May 2016 I presented two sessions at the «TURNING THE TIDE FOR BIRTH AND BREASTFEEDING» CONFERENCE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS PROGRAM.

Unfortunately, turning the tide has been slower than she anticipated but this has certainly never dampened the enthusiasm and dedication of the HBA and its members in lobbying for the rights of women in regards to where they choose to give birth.

Thacker is a driving force behind «Turning the Tide,» a new report he co-authored, published by the Harvard Graduate School of Education's Making Caring Common Project and endorsed by over 85 major college stakeholders, including deans of admissions from the most elite American universities.

Dr. Sloan has presented at a number of conferences dedicated to the promotion of natural childbirth in the United States and Canada, most recently at Turning the Tide: Balancing Birth Experiences and Interventions for Best Outcomes, organized by the Collaboration for Maternal and Newborn Health, in Vancouver, BC.

Our first months were worst than how we'd have wanted them, but now we've got three whole months for turning the tide.

Michael Gove, UK environment secretary, said: «We've already seen a number of retailers, bars and restaurants stepping up to the plate and cutting plastic use, however it's only through government, businesses and the public working together that we will protect our environment for the next generation — we all have a role to play in turning the tide on plastic.»

We keep reducing discrimination against the handicapped and we are turning the tide against the IGNORANCE of bigotry against gays.

The company also got a big shot in the arm when its name appeared in a report documenting how the Obama administration started turning the tide with the problem - plagued launch of the Healthcare.gov website last year.

Today's session might be a crucial one after the 4 - day low volume period, and the next significant move could define the sentiment of the week, while also turning the tide on the long - term charts.

After fighting entrenched deflation for decades, Japan may be turning the tide, as falling unemployment pushes up wages, adding momentum to a recovery in consumer demand that could help lift economic growth, corporate profits, and stocks.

Vigilante groups initially took a decisive role in turning the tide against the Knights Templar in Michoacan State, which is only 200 miles west of Mexico City.

The numbers underscore why major health industry trade groups like the American Medical Association (AMA), the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the American College of Emergency Physicians, the American Psychiatric Association, and others have all endorsed legislative reforms they believe can help turn the tide against gun violence.

There is tremendous hope that the results obtained from these sites will help us turn the tide against antimalarial resistance in the coming years.

Airlines can also turn the tide.

Let our voices be heard, in hopes that we can turn the tide!

That information — augmented by advocacy efforts from such Addyi supporters as the National Organization for Women and National Consumers League — turned the tide, and the FDA's joint meeting of the Bone, Reproductive and Urologic Drugs Advisory Committee voted 18 to 6 to support approval for HSDD treatment, contingent on Sprout consenting to risk - mitigation measures like warnings and restrictions to prevent misuse.

But he winds up meeting with a Transformer — yes, they were on Earth that far back — and gets a special weapon in the form of a magic staff to help turn the tide.

They partnered during the late 1990s to found the MSC, which promised that henceforth, shoppers could turn the tide on overfishing by choosing products bearing its blue logo.

The Santa Clara, Calif. - based semiconductor company, which has long been criticized for being late to the mobile market, is determined to turn the tide and lead in this fledgling product category.

With a pickup in user growth, longer advertisement viewing times, a broadening reach and a mission to cut costs, Snap's fourth quarter managed to turn the tide, the «Mad Money» host said.

A key factor that could turn the tide for sovereign debt yields is the Bank of Japan, which meets Tuesday and Wednesday, and may decide to stop buying longer - duration bonds, according to reports.

The company, we understand, views the appointment as important in helping «turn the tide on recent issues.»