Sentence examples for transformation efforts from inspiring English sources

"That is why we are going to pick up the pace of our transformation efforts".

But the park's latest transformation efforts are unlike anything its late founder, Henry Hemmerdinger, might have imagined.

He said he will review his decision when he has received the results of the federations' transformation efforts for 2016-17.

CHANGED FOR GOOD Radical transformation efforts inside big companies fail for any number of reasons, among them insufficient resources devoted to the task, a loss of interest by the chief executive or naysayers who are allowed to stay in place.

As the article notes, the Davies Report, commissioned by the state Board of Public Utilities, cites the lack of a long-range plan for achieving measurable results in what it calls "energy market transformation" efforts.

But as secretary, he said, he has discovered that many districts nationwide had been carrying out their own "aggressive" school transformation efforts before he got to Washington, appointing committed new principals.

Yet, in our broader transformation effort, we must put strategy first, then spending.

Protests, which are allowed under the Competition in Contracting Act of 1984, are not unusual, but the scale of the contract and its importance to the Army's transformation effort give this one added significance.

"This decision is about canceling a system originally designed for a different strategic context, to make room for more promising technologies that offer greater payoffs and are more consistent with the Army's overall transformation effort".

The delay, which officials attributed to working out design and production schedules, could prove troubling for the "transformation" effort that the Army's Chief of Staff, Gen. Eric K. Shinseki, has made a signature of his tenure.

Many devotees of military reform regard Mr. Rumsfeld's transformation effort as essentially defeated because he has been loath to cut into the expensive manpower and the "legacy" hardware -- ships, planes, heavy tanks -- around which the old military culture is built.