Sentence examples similar to Creative readiness from inspiring English sources
To do so will demand bold and creative policy as well as readiness to resolve and reconcile issues and disputes with deep roots.
In indirect talks after Binyamin Netanyahu became Israel's prime minister, Mr Erekat went a bit further in "a private" capacity by advertising his readiness to consider "creative" alternatives, and implied his readiness to consider the supervision of an international committee, a much-floated idea.
'Creative Economy' requires a creative thinking.
They include, among others, creative and critical thinking, emotional maturity, cognitive readiness, social intelligence, adaptability, ethical and cultural awareness, discipline, a global mindset, and empathy.
Mr. Clinton used the interview to reiterate his praise of Mr. Barak after the Camp David talks, describing him as "more creative and more courageous" than Mr. Arafat in his readiness to accept painful compromises over Jerusalem.
Similar to what we've learned about creating cultures of innovation, it takes more than a handful of leaders contributing creative brilliance; it takes leaders driving the focus on and readiness for change that going digital requires.
Age-readiness will require that city leaders leverage the creative synergy that puts Starbucks under the roof of Barnes & Noble Booksellers to rethink community centers and adult day care.
