"Given his authority, Benedict could implement meaningful change," Bishopaccountability.org, which tracks cases of sexual abuse by priests worldwide, said in a statement, referring to Pope Benedict XVI.
Their paper 'Indicators for Research Quality for Evaluation of Humanities Research: Opportunities and Limitations' highlights a 'missing link between indicators and humanities scholars' notions of quality' (2012, p 1 4) and identifies that 'bottom-up processes (p 4 5) in which scholars have a stake in the definitions of quality are required in order to implement meaningful change.
The Cahn Fellows Program assisted me in moving my school from good to great". "The Cahn Fellowship provided me with not only a high quality adult learning experience with a group of exception teachers and colleagues, but the supports to implement meaningful change in my building.
Most critically, her improved leadership abilities now allow her to implement meaningful change more effectively, not only improving her own success but her organization's ability to meet their mission.
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" is another overused, though quite applicable phrase that applies to how IT and management teams think about where to apply limited resources to implement meaningful change.
"The government must now respond and implement meaningful changes in order to safeguard lives in future".
"At Occidental, we have observed a strong commitment by the College, President Veitch, the Board of Trustees, senior leadership, the Title IX and Clery response teams, the Sexual Misconduct Advisory Board and the many dedicated students, staff and faculty who have taken earnest and significant steps to implement meaningful changes," the report says.
Now you've reached the most critical, and oft-overlooked step of implementing meaningful workplace perks.
Through personal goal setting, the participants were strengthened in their capabilities to implement meaningful lifestyle changes.
If we are to enact and implement meaningful Wall Street reform, the vibrancy of those changes will burst the institutions in which they are placed, and both the reforms and the organizations will likely suffer.
