Sentences with phrase «with coherent strategy»

Aswani Datt can provided you with a coherent strategy to protect your rights to you children while defending you against your criminal charges.

Those cute little enemy characters would chain saw through my hapless party as I fumbled around, trying to come up with a coherent strategy.

I can't understand why so many mutual fund advisers seem incapable of building a portfolio with a coherent strategy.

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There's yet another wrinkle in the new age of retirement and job insecurity — keeping track of all those company retirement savings plans you've racked up, along with that IRA you opened years ago, and creating a coherent investment strategy with them.

The report concludes that any coherent strategy for increasing Canadian engagement with, and influence in, Asia should recognize that trade and investment strategies and practices need to be coordinated with human rights goals.

My own instinct — as one who has in his time given a good deal of attention to the history of Rome's responses to Anglo - Catholics wanting solutions which, in Bishop Burnham's words «allow us to bring our folk with us» — is that these are more than disconnected guesses, since taken together they constitute a coherent strategy of a not entirely unfamiliar kind.Here are his frst fve «guesses»:

But too often in recent years it's been a disaster, particularly with player recruitment, but also in how he fails to take his large squad full of talented footballers and turns them into a balanced first 11 playing a coherent strategy they understand and believe in.

That must start with the coherent economic strategy, independent of George Osborne, that Liberal Democrats but not their leadership wanted to see debated in March.

At his cabinets, it was absolutely forbidden to discuss in front of Gordon Brown his chronic failure to present a personality or fashion a vision with appeal to voters, his lack of capacity to run an orderly and collegiate government with a coherent long - term strategy and his crippling inability to remedy any of these flaws, whatever help he was offered.

But we need considered, carefully consulted on, change, enacted with good warning and in line with a coherent and widely understood ongoing strategy.

The reason that so many of us have been critical in the past lies in the fact that (i) Brown still gets away with his own opinion of himself as chancellor (when he should have resigned because of abject failure) and (ii) the tories had no prompt and coherent strategy to deal with the recent economic disasters as they unfolded.

12 Years a Slave is more linear and conventional than McQueen's previous work and leaves less to interpretation, but such a strategy feels coherent with the topic.

There are sadly still examples of schools that may have been blinded by new and exciting technologies with no consideration of how the purchase fits into any vision or a broader coherent strategy.

The report reveals that there is a clear need for a more coherent digital strategy, with the current lack of guidance and prioritising of narrow performance targets creating a climate of inertia in schools when it comes to tech.

The program is open to library leaders from a wide variety of settings, as well as senior - level educational leaders responsible for collaborating with libraries and their leaders to forge coherent strategy, effective initiatives and sustainable partnerships.

With CEC leading its comprehensive strategic planning effort, RPS was able to develop a concise and coherent Mission, Vision, Motto, Set of Values, Long Range Goals, and Strategic Action Strategies.

Armed with a mandate to foster excellence and equity, Klein prioritized four strategies: establish the Three C's (centralized control stripped of bureaucratic inefficiencies; a coherent citywide curriculum; and capacity - building for teachers), dramatically expand school choice, empower principals by coupling increased autonomy with strict accountability, and catalyze innovation.

For some people, the term strategic planning brings to mind a disciplined and thoughtful process that links the values, mission, and goals of a school system with a set of coherent strategies and tasks designed to achieve those goals.

I argued that part of the culture change is the need to have a coherent career strategy, starting with sound careers education and the development of exploration skills at key stage 3 (or ideally at key stage 2).

They are clearly wrestling with a critical tension between making sure their school's academic program is coherent (a key ingredient in any school improvement strategy) and a desire to encourage experimentation and innovation.

There we see a coherent three - part strategy, beginning with a legislative move to amend the Bay State's charter law.

Weast is widely respected for his expertise in crafting coherent strategies to sequence change efforts and advises and collaborates with foundations and school district leaders to improve the quality of public education across the United States.

Nevada is lacking a coherent strategy designed to provide all school age children with the opportunity to receive a high - quality education.

Thom's leadership has deepened the company's focus on Growth; «Operational Excellence:» ensuring that the domestic field operations are implemented with fidelity to the company's proprietary Five Strand Design ®; successfully re-tooling the company's enrollment function; building and implementing an effective and efficient account management model; developing a coherent communications and social media strategy; and managing the operational features of the company's strategic alliance with Magic Johnson Enterprises.

Strong book sales and back - end profits are the result of a coherent marketing strategy that leverages book content with high visibility created by consistent marketing and promotion.

If you combine them with lots of other funds — as many people do — it will be harder for you to gauge how your savings overall are split among stocks and bonds and you'll may very well undermine the rationale for buying a target - date fund in the first place — i.e., to assure you have a coherent and consistent investing strategy.

Paul Falvey said: «There needs to be a coherent tax strategy that deals with the challenges of inter-generational fairness; one that supports growth and protects the tax base in a globally mobile and digitised economy.

The article is meant as a guide for lawyers, because putting Holland's strategies to work in court requires some decent legal research skills along with the ability to assemble a coherent legal argument and defend it in court.

Its prime goal is to provide insightful fiscal strategies along with coherent performance to its investors with the help of its versatile products.

«Highly motivated, intuitive, and results - focused Human Resource Professional with successful experience in human relations and project management, seeking a position that will maximize opportunities to develop programs, to devise and execute coherent HR strategies while improving internal processes and procedures and meeting project deadlines and budgets.»

20 They will underpin a coherent investment strategy for a region in partnership with local Indigenous representative networks.

We commend the actions that have been taken inside and out of the AFL, but call on all sports and sporting clubs to develop coherent and far reaching strategies in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander people to stamp out racism in sport.

These various contradictory and un-integrated behaviours are thought to indicate the infant's inability to organize a coherent strategy for eliciting comfort from the caregiver and are differentially associated with increased release of stress hormones.1, 2 Disorganized attachment behaviours may occur in combination with other insecure behaviours that are part of an avoidant or ambivalent attachment strategy.

The results indicated infants with autonomous foster parents and infants placed at younger ages showed higher early and overall levels of secure behavior, less avoidant behavior, and more coherent attachment strategies compared to infants placed with nonautonomous foster parents.