It's similar in spirit to my own version, but packaged somewhat differently and I'd say more effectively.
"Let's talk about trust," Kaine said, more effectively, and he sketched Trump as a swindler, who asks for trust that he always betrayed.
Moving a black-market industry above ground, their thinking goes, means dollars for governments to do cool stuff like, say, more effectively educate children. .
Joyner reaches as many African-American homes as does the black church, and he does it more often, and some would say more effectively too, because he's the nation's number-one syndicated urban radio jock.
The city is effectively saying: more tests, fewer teachers.
But lawmakers and advocates worry the proposed regulations are too lax and full of loopholes, and say more is needed to effectively combat Japan's karoshi problem.
The new program, he said, would "more effectively meet the current and future needs of those who unselfishly gave to our city in the days of our greatest need".
The Interior Department announced a "revised strategy" Monday that it says "will more effectively allocate" the remaining $540 million from the landmark settlement in Cobell v. Salazar, money to be used to buy the multiple titles to individual land parcels.
He says, "The more effectively we can communicate, the better we will do and these social media tools are a great way to communicate, raise awareness and be more transparent". Seven CIOs (including Komarny) gathered at Educause for "The Transformational CIO," a panel discussion focused on ways CIOs can play a transformational role at their institutions.
Multinationals like the nuclear giant Areva and the food service company Sodexo have appointed men as diversity officers in order, they say, to communicate more effectively to the male executives running operational units that they should or must promote women.
