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Our failure to meaningfully address the threat of climate change is directly linked to the power and influence that the fossil industry has over the political and financial sectors.
With enough feet on the ground we can manage security, medication, ward rounds, mental health tribunals, multi-disciplinary team meetings, the ever-increasing paperwork – and still have time to sit and talk meaningfully with the people who use our services.
But by stepping aside just before the clock struck midnight, Paul, at least for now, did not meaningfully affect the Senate schedule or block the Patriot Act from moving forward.
These pronouncements – not quite return day trips from enlightenment into the colonial retrograde – coincide with his waning political will to amend the constitution during this parliamentary term so it meaningfully recognises Indigenous Australians.
Gardiner said political inertia was one reason why the world had failed to respond meaningfully to climate change and rising greenhouse gases.
As a black woman in the United States, this movement has become as meaningfully encouraging as it is frustrating because for the first time ever, I am witnessing men and women come together to notice when a group of black girls goes missing, and demand decisive action.
The targets will need to be designed to make it hard for governments to pick and choose between them in claiming progress, so that countries can be meaningfully compared.
So, selling the idea that DC is meaningfully safer than AC was always going to be a hard slog.
And it is worthwhile, as Mr Friedersdorf says, to think about a candidate's governing style.Still, I don't think it follows that the records of candidates from different states "can't be meaningfully compared," as he puts it.
This addresses the immediate risk of a default even if negotiations hit a last-minute hitch, there are short-term backup options but doesn't meaningfully change the country's unsustainable fiscal trajectory.The S&P has already warned that America faces a credit downgrade, and many observers now think that it is just a matter of time.
The Bank's actions strongly suggest that while it may not wish to see further deflation, it also isn't interested in meaningfully positive inflation.Still, that suggests that when Bank of Japan actions conflict with Bank words, bet on the actions.
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The adverb "meaningfully" typically functions to modify verbs, adverbs, or adjectives, indicating that an action or quality is performed or possessed in a way that is full of meaning or significance. Ludwig AI confirms its usability and relevance in diverse contexts.
Expression frequency: Very common
