Sentences with phrase «young people want»

The USPIRG report arrived at many of the same conclusions as the NAR survey: Young people want walkable communities and are more open to other modes of transportation than driving.

(single family homes, income properties, etc.) Renter nation and the young people want to buy houses and with rates where they are people should buy houses.

Yun said Baltimore offers the walkable urban community many young people want, a reasonable commute to jobs in Washington and home prices much lower than in the district's suburbs.

«Young people want coaching and mentoring.

Earlier, we would actually see older people planning as well as saving to buy property and more young people want to actually solidify the savings in the real estate industry.

Young people stated that technology unreliability can be a barrier when trying to engage them with the technology; young people and clinicians believe that the young people want to be able to relate to an app, clinicians wanted apps to target the ADHD symptoms of young people, young people and clinicians wanted apps to provide rewards, and young people wanted to be able to interact with an app.

However, a vast majority of young Indigenous young people want to treat each other and be treated with respect.

Elsewhere, the report contains little about what young people want from services.

Key findings from the research shows that children and young people want greater involvement in decision - making during the divorce process:

Work Some young people want to start a job after finishing secondary school.

Young people want to be able to talk openly and honestly with their parents about sexting.

Today, young people see corporate brands as an extension of their identity — this is why Facebook has been so successful with corporate fan pages — young people want to express themselves by linking themselves to corporate brands they like.

Young people want quality.

Half of young people want to pay with digital coins, according to a new poll.

Nokia says young people want something different that sets them apart from the crowd of iPhones and complicated Android devices.

Half of young people want to pay with...

Sometimes young people want to speak directly to a judge in family law cases.

But they are losing their allure; TreeHugger covered an earlier Canadian study that claimed Young People Want Apartments, Not Houses; iPhones, Not

We covered Wendy Waters's New Study Says Young People Want Apartments, Not Houses; iPhones, Not Cars which noted that working women liked being close to their kids, that people no longer think that cars mean freedom the way they used to.

Studies have shown that multifamily housing in transit oriented neighbourhoods is the most energy efficient, and that more young people want apartments, not houses.

Young people want it more In all creative industries there's a never - ending supply of bright young things hungrier than you.

As the economy continues its crawl toward better days, most young people want to settle someplace where they can land a good - paying job.

Collins expects the vehicle to do very well in the Southeast, where young people want the 4x4 look but do not necessarily need all the equipment that comes with it.

Young people want a better world.

And, most crucially, leads to a project that has a positive impact on the young people we all want to help.

Alice, along with seven other «youth mobilizers,» spent the past year documenting what young people want — and don't want — from their high schools in Austin, TX.

But there is still a widespread desire among students to succeed, which the «My Future, My Decision» campaign hopes to tap: A poll released by MTV and the National Governors» Association found that 87 percent of young people want to go on to college.

The quality of the community sports offer has to be high and what young people want.

A lovely rounded series of lessons around Brexit - from the History of the EU to campaigning for the Brexit the young people want to see.

They also pointed out what the city is missing when it comes to what young people want and suggested ways to make public transportation more youth - friendly.

I believe that young people want to talk about their distress but are highly attuned to the implicit or explicit messages that a system gives regarding the safety of that kind of sharing.

While we know that a balance is important, that young people want to be supported and that they want to feel connected to their school and to their teacher, there's much more that needs to be understood about this and we can do this both through administering questionnaires but probably better yet actually talking to teachers and young people and asking them specifically, in specific schools, in specific neighbourhoods: «What would make for a better relationship and a better environment where you would want to spend time, learn and also learn some good, positive behaviour skills?»

Our young people want to do the right thing, but they can easily get pulled into the migration patterns of their peers.

We're encouraged that young people want to make better food choices, and we're constantly thinking of new ways to get children engaged in healthy eating.»

«I don't believe that young people want to be told what to think,» he said.

And the evidence suggests that young people themselves want SRE to be taught in schools, using an approach that is «sex positive» — one that aims for young people to enjoy their sexuality in a way that is safe, consensual, and healthy.

Professor Jackie Sturt commented, «Digital communication is already happening between health professionals and young people, and it's clearly something young people want.

The good news is that a high percentage of young people want this guidance.

We need to make it a place that young people want to move to.»

Young people want a vision of hope, which Labour's manifesto offered.

«You're talking about real economic development that will make young people want to live here and retired people want to stay,» he said.

Young people themselves want to know this, so do co-workers in the workplace, and so do the employers who are placing their reputations at risk.

Young people want to stay in the Adirondack Park, said a panel of young professionals.

Still, it's clear that young people want to participate in elections, NYPIRG sees it every day on campus.

«The Teen Talk survey did just that, and showed that the vast majority of young people want to use their free time constructively.

While 54 per cent of young people want politicians to have higher moral standards, this increases to a whopping 80 per cent in people aged 65 and over — who are, after all, the age group most likely to vote.

That tells us that even with the real concerns about rising tuition fees, music is still an industry that young people want a career in.

The vast majority of young people want to play a productive, not destructive role in society.

Young people want to «consume» their spirituality the way they do their news or their music.

«We talk about the issues that young people want to hear about, and we talk about them from a Christian perspective.