Mr. Kennard, who has been pushing the agency to consider what rules need to be changed to help deregulate the spectrum to foster a new market, said the F.C.C. was just beginning to enable the licensees who own the rights to a given slice of the spectrum to make money from any surplus they have, like parts of the airwaves they may not be using 24 hours each day.
Of course, all new chief executives pledge to be agents of change, to foster transparency, to reach across the political aisle, to take on powerful interests, to pursue a bold agenda, yada yada yada.
Legislation: National laws must match international commitments to children, and legislation that fosters discrimination must be changed or abolished.
Finally, behaviour change RCTs should be designed to foster dissemination and implementation in a variety of settings.
Similarly, marketing, i.e., the development, distribution and promotion of products and services, can be used to foster beneficial change among both people (e.g., by making nicotine replacement therapy more accessible and affordable) and places (e.g., by providing city officials with model anti-tobacco legislation that can be adapted for use in their jurisdiction).
A cultural change is needed to foster improvement.
"It is clear from the long list of violations... that immediate steps must be taken to foster significant culture change in Radnor.
Leadership, infrastructure, culture change and incentives may also be needed to foster KT mentorship.
Romina Verna, who won the crown on 4 May, is determined to foster change in society.
The purpose of this formative evaluation was to examine the impact of an innovative inquiry-based science education curriculum for middle school students, called Choice, Control, and Change, that is designed to foster healthful eating and physical activity and a healthy weight through enhancing agency and competence.
