Sentence examples for reorient priorities from inspiring English sources

Adopting IVC will morph the VC investment strategy, reorient priorities, alter the notion of due diligence and naturally craft a more viable investment pipeline structured for global disruption.

Yet as Schlozman demonstrates, it is well worth paying the price as movements reorient parties' priorities.

The editorial said that Mr. Thompson "has a sterling record in both the private and public sectors," first at the Board of Education, then the comptroller's office, and would reorient the priorities of City Hall to focus on tenants' rights, affordable housing and small businesses.

Creating a "positive emotional climate" results in enhanced academic performance, social skills, leadership skills, and attention, coupled with decreased anxiety, depression, rates of bullying, teacher burnout, and teacher negativity, said Brackett, noting that at a time when students put tremendous pressure on themselves, RULER helps a community to reorient its priorities.

We clearly have to reorient some priorities and this reorganization is the way to get the attention of bureaucrats by changing the organization chart, changing who they report to.

It's time to reorient our priorities for children.

Psychedelics help me reorient my priorities, and break down what it is I want to do, to look at that through a different lens.

Indeed, much of the document is concerned with reorienting the priorities of the Church rather than changing its doctrines.

Neither official statistics nor independent estimates show any evidence that Chávez has reoriented state priorities to benefit the poor.

This mindset has been compared to the familiar idea of "holiday cheer --which often reorients our priorities towards immaterial things, sucheer --which cheer --whichd quality time.

That name has helped reorient the stated priorities of the right away from social issues and towards fiscal ones.