It's about what's going to happen to the next generations.
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Their work has also inspired the next generations of their families.
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Can't wait to keep passing this tradition through the next generations!
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The next generations will have no living memory of our time.
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The next generations will not stand for this utter lack of integrity.
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It scares us to think about the consequences for the next generations.
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"We have to think about the next generations to come," he added.
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"We want to see a leadership pathway for the next generations," Garcetti says.
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" — Tobi "For me, Limit(less) is an important project for the next generations.
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Some opt to write a "legacy letter," which imparts values to the next generations.
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"We attract families that worry about the impact of wealth on the next generations," said Medici.
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We need a leader who can teach Pakistan a lesson that even next generations will remember.
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"The only victims are: The next generations, who will have to pay the debt," he wrote.
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This is a universal truth: we want better for the next generations than we had ourselves.
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While the potential exists, much will depend on the pressures they face over the next generations.
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This is a universal truth: We want better for the next generations than we had ourselves.
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How to generate solutions for local educators and business leaders to empower the next generations of workers.
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" One elder told Josiah mournfully that "there is now nothing more to pass on to the next generations.
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Is it really an all-encompassing, existential issue that will define the next generations of life on Earth?
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It's very important that we show for the next generations that this is out of that, you know?
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They do because they are committed to their mission to educate, nurture and help the next generations succeed.
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In an emotional plea, Obama asked voters to reject Trump for the sake of children and the next generations.
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We do not settle for an inferior American citizenship, we aspire to a better future for our next generations.
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I think the opportunity to start a governmental fund for the next decades or the next generations is still viable.
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We will fight for the rule of law, fight for Hong Kong, fight for the future, fight for the next generations.
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So if we don't do something about it now, then there won't be that many next generations to survive our generation.
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"The next generations may not know about them because these beasts have become so rare, not like before," another vendor said.
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We can be the generation of parents who break the cycle of spanking and do better by the next generations of children.
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The very casualness of the equality of women in this article gives me great hope for the next generations of female scientists.
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But these 15 years of peace will mean little if they do not translate into a better life for the next generations.
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When it comes to health, I hope we can help the next generations understand that there isn't always an app for that.
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And what are the longer-term effects of the triumph of Branded Worlds on the grassroots, and the next generations, of pop culture?
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Samsung agrees—the next generations are potentially adding electrodes to give a more 3-D experience, and possibly even solve motion sickness. [Samsung]
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""What a better tribute than to see the next generations running with joy and happiness and freedom rather than fear for their lives?
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Ideas are great, especially aspirational ones that demonstrate the nuts and bolts of a policy agenda that also looks toward the next generations.
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"The next generations will pay for what we are doing now," said Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, who heads the Peruvian Ministry of the Environment.
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The next generations deserve a leader who creates an environment that delivers to them the health, wealth and security that the previous generation enjoyed.
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No matter the tricks Bird and Lime add to their next generations of scooters, there's no hardware or software update to stop scooter killing.
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"...And Barack Obama and I set out to build lives guided by these values, and pass them on to the next generations," she added.
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To change the debate about infrastructure, everyday innovators have to get involved in creating our next generations of roads, bridges, pipelines and power grids.
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Ford "will not invest in next generations of traditional Ford sedans for North America," including the midsize Fusion and full-size Taurus, the company said.
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Our educational system needs to work to make sure that the next generations of scientists are agile learners with the ability to embrace continuous learning.
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We have worked on Broadway, at theaters across the country, at opera houses around the world, and at colleges, inspiring next generations in the arts.
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Though he described himself as an optimist, he couldn't see how Australia would be able to create enough employment for the next generations coming up.
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When kids go to school, they do so to learn, and somehow maybe strive to make this world a better place for the next generations.
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We want to make sure that we are nurturing and protecting and encouraging and loving the next generations of leaders all throughout the city of Chicago.
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Greenlight Masters is Einhorn's brainchild, created in 2002, to uncover the next generations of stars and to give his partners a chance to diversify their holdings.
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As companies graduate, not unlike Y Combinator, it helps build up a network of startup founders who can in turn help the next generations of startups.
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We've received thousands of emails from people telling us how happy they've been to rediscover and even share their childhood with the next generations in their families.
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There's a lot of work we need to do and that's to ultimately teach our younger next generations that we want to lead and to do more.
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As immigrants pick up English in their efforts to assimilate, the next generations are much less likely to speak the native tongues of their parents or grandparents.
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Indeed, Ian Smythe, Arm's senior director of its marketing programs, doesn't shy away from comparing the next generations of its architectures with Intel's mid-tier Core i5 processors.
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It was important not just for my community, not just in my state, but for our country, for the world and for all the next generations to come.
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"Come Tomorrow," the ninth studio album by the Dave Matthews Band and its first since 2012, earnestly embraces fatherhood, commitment, lifelong romance and hope for the next generations.
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But another thing they all had in common is a desire for the next generations to know about them so we'll realize how fortunate we are to have vaccines.
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" In a statement, WHO said social media is how many people get their information and "they will likely be major sources of information for the next generations of parents.
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Its eight episodes will be shown on both Saturday and Sunday, with Part 1 of its 1979 sequel, "The Next Generations," broadcast on Monday and Part 2 on Tuesday.
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The same way that we defend and protect Mother Earth is the same way that we need to defend and protect women and the next generations of children being born.
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"It's a phone for everyone, but focused on the next generations — millennials and creators — who are sharing every day their life great moments and experiences," said Pekka Rantala, HMD CEO.
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My youth was full of memories of learning, exploring and playing outside, and I want the next generations to learn about life through sport like I had the opportunity to.
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How are we supposed to teach our children and our next generations to be civil, respectful and mature when we as adults and leaders are not practicing what we preach?
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But we should safeguard some of our hard-fought core values for the next generations: young Europeans, who have never seen war, and have never been stopped at a European border.
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"Owners prefer the wood to be processed in France but they need to regenerate forests for the next generations," he said, explaining it made little difference where the oak is processed.
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"Without sufficient remedies, this merger would have resulted in higher prices for the signaling systems that keep passengers safe and for the next generations of very high-speed trains," she said.
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I'm taking the brunt of it so that later on, my kids and the next generations of kids will all think that certain things are normal that weren't expected before my time.
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According to Deadline, Stan Shaw, a longtime friend of St. John who co-starred with him in "Roots: The Next Generations," is set to play the minister who presides over Neil's funeral.
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The old white men holding culture back will all be dead soon enough; will the next generations of males have a better, humbler understanding of the world and their place in it?
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He played a young Alex Haley in "Roots: The Next Generations" (1979) and had a recurring part on the television version of "The Bad News Bears," on which his father also appeared.
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Yet unlike other components of the health-care system, the biopharmaceutical industry invests a sizeable share of its revenue in developing the next generations of innovative products, which can reduce other health-care costs.
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Indeed, the next generations — from Gen X to the Millennnials/Gen Y and Gen Z — represent the largest population cohort in the history of the country, topping the Baby Boomers by almost 60 million!
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If these six dots can be connected, McCarthyism can be eliminated on America's college and university campuses and our next generations of leaders can receive the kind of education that they need and deserve.
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The rep added that it's highly likely the next generations of Sonos speakers will continue to be supported for several years—at a minimum of five years after the product is no longer sold.
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And that dishonesty would have far-reaching effects that go beyond upset officials, a bruised presidential ego, or unnecessary public confusion to affect the next generations of Congress and how local communities receive funding.
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Apple, Microsoft and Google are spending billions of dollars in research to create next generations of digital personal assistants and AI bots that will help automate a whole range of queries, tasks and jobs.
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I'll then pass the baton on to the next generations who will have to be both clever enough to develop interstellar propulsion and terraforming technology and brave enough to make the journey in whatever form.
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Hopefully if finance democratization tools like Titan and Robinhood succeed in helping the next generations gather wealth, a new crop of families will be able to afford the pricey tuitions that reared these startups' teams.
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The next generations, the ones that came of age after the 1930s, produced the familiar complement of Jewish immigrant children successes — among them lawyers and accountants and C.E.O.s and a high-level executive at CBS.
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Image: Audeze EL-8 Titanium headphonesAudeze CEO Sankur Thiagasamudram was one of the first people to recognize the shortcomings of the 3.5mm headphone jack, and he decided to bet big on the next generations of audio ports.
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Intel's earnings revealed that its 10-nanometer chip production process would arrive in the second half of next year, meaning its next generations products would be delayed a year, arriving in by the holiday season of 2019.
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"Delta conducted several years of research to create a pilot outreach and pathway program that will inspire and attract the next generations of high-quality talent," Steve Dickson, Senior Vice President of Flight Operations, said in a statement .
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"There were so many fatalities during that early part of World War II, it is just mind-boggling how many sunken ships there are in that area, " said John Schwarz, executive director of the USS Houston Survivors' Association and Next Generations.
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" Bhatia told employees the new name reflects that "that, while we will always emphasize strong thought leadership on public policy issues, we are increasingly focused on the government stakeholders critical to Google's operations and regulating the next generations of technology.
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The report's interconnected message on nutrition and climate change is clear: A food system that secures a better diet for this and the immediate next generations will save millions of lives and, at the same time, also help save the planet.
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In schools and colleges now this cleaner way of engineering is taught and of course it suits the next generations lifestyle more, so it makes perfect sense that they are attracted more to Formula E and this type of racing.
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With WADA's sudden shift in position raising questions about its transparency and about where its loyalties lie, we must begin the journey of returning trust to the system, enhancing WADA and creating a system fit for the next generations of athletes.
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"Especially now in this season of gentrification, we want to be sure that the next generations coming up will understand the life and the legacy of Dr. King, and other heroes and sheroes that came from this community," she said.
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But a more widespread branded package ban could remove the pricing power of large tobacco companies in more markets as the absence of brand identity will prevent the next generations of smokers from differentiating products by brand appeal, variant or pack size.
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" She added that her vision is "one where we can break through and create a commonwealth in a country where the next generations' dreams aren't sabotaged by crippling student debt, where we can break through and keep our immigrant families safe and together.
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There's another source of culinary treasures in town, and they may be at risk of extinction as well—not because of government regulations, but because the next generations in line to take over these family businesses might not be down to run restaurants.
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The people holding public office — governors especially, but also powerful legislators and mayors — are stewards of a great resource in New York's rapid transit, as important to our society and to the next generations as parks, schools, public safety and clean water.
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"We are going to make a choice that will change the lives of all of us, and the next generations, both for this country and indirectly for much of Europe," wrote Welby, adding that Britain's vision for its future "cannot be only about ourselves".
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There are a lot of anthropologists who have come to believe that that process of teaching things to the next generation, and the next generations being able to build on what they're learned and pass that down—that in itself is another kind of heredity.
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As one of the newest forms of music, hip-hop has always brought communities and cultures together, and now that our elders are entering their 50s and 60s, we can again look to kung fu culture for an example on how to mentor the next generations.
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While debunking some old myths the conclusion of the paper did suggest that there were important benefits of a symptomatic hangover calling it "a protective warning sign that will certainly have aided humans over the ages to modify future behavior, and hence pass on this evolutionary advantage to next generations."
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"I will say that it is important to maintain our history and that when we go and start changing monuments and street names that were named after famous Atlantans, famous Georgians, famous Southerners and in some circumstances ... famous Americans ... you are robbing the next generations of what actually transpired," Dean said.
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While the media hoopla is partially speculative—a kind of symbolic shift that bodes well for the racial makeup of a sport that remains predominantly white—this video of Nyla Miller is an indication of the kind of positive impact that gymnasts like Biles and Douglas actually have on the next generations.
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"Repatriated Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh will never be able to settle down in their own ancestral lands and villages, rather than spending not only the rest of their lives but also the lives of their next generations to come in those concentration camps," the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) said in a statement on Twitter.
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Bryson has earned his status as a writer whose work may be shared in classrooms filled with the next generations of writers, but when he cavalierly dismisses a fellow author whose own canon has earned equal status, he diminishes his own stature — and, unfortunately, lessens the chance that future writers will be able to enjoy Gilbert's extraordinary talent.
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" Figueras went on to describe Harry, 34, as "a kind, generous, compassionate person who is constantly thinking about how to make the world a better place, wether [sic] that is helping kids in Africa, talking openly about mental health, encouraging children or talking about climate child and all the things that we all human beings need to change for the next generations.
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" Figueras went on to describe Harry as "a kind, generous, compassionate person who is constantly thinking about how to make the world a better place, wether [sic] that is helping kids in Africa, talking openly about mental health, encouraging children or talking about climate child and all the things that we all human beings need to change for the next generations.
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Her television credits include the mini-series "Roots: The Next Generations" (1979) and the TV movies "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" (1979), an adaptation of Maya Angelou's memoir in which she portrayed Ms. Angelou's mother, and "Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years" (1999), in which she played the indomitable Harlem centenarian Sadie Delany opposite Ruby Dee.
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McPhee's reliance on and reverence for these benignly ruthless guides will ring true to anyone fortunate enough to have worked with meticulous, devoted editors like them, as will the desire to pass along to the next generations, medieval-guild fashion, the tradecraft he learned from their incisive comments — as Zinsser did with us undergraduates; as I do with Atlantic authors, trying to be at once relentless inquisitor and relentless champion, and with my own writing students; as McPhee has done, comma by comma, for more than four decades, with the "half a thousand Princeton students" who are among the book's dedicatees.
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