| He was challenged with the test of summoning the inner resources needed to actualize Abraham's mighty vision and bring it down to earth. |
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| You have the support you need to achieve success and actualize dynamic plans. |
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| You can be a creator in professional aspects to actualize original plans and ideas that bring success, satisfaction and appreciation today. |
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| Many people blurt out resolutions without any idea about how they're going to actualize them. |
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| I am hoping later in my remarks to put an amendment forward to help actualize that special committee. |
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| Spiritual growth comes through agitation, psychic conflict and tribulation as we actualize the supreme desire to love and know God the Father. |
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| His strong points are definitely communication, cooperation, as well as an important need to actualize people. |
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| Zero Dark Thirty will be remembered as her personal journey and struggle to actualize what for so long seemed impossible. |
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| Regardless of the obstacles in her path, she was tirelessly determined to actualize her vision for equality. |
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| From that standpoint one of the distinctive features of inauthentic Dasein is that it fails to actualize its Being. |
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| One is the passive, do-no-harm nice, and the other is more exalted, but also more difficult to actualize. |
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| On the other hand, this is one of the characteristics of Marist life, its capacity to actualize itself without losing its roots. |
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| We can actualize the highest level of liberation in this lifetime. |
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| You can simply copy an existing budget and then use the change function to actualize it. |
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| Hence, I started to revamp the idea, to actualize it a little bit and to discuss it with several of my friends. |
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| For during the search of products e.g. the indication is up-to-date and no problems appear, we recommend to actualize our pages at every access. |
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| Because particular devices vary across periods, and because norms tend to be organized paradigmatically, any film must choose only a few possibilities to actualize. |
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| However, the effect effort has on aspirations is also stronger among girls than boys, suggesting that girls more than boys prioritize the activities in their daily lives to better actualize their desired futures. |
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| In response to the Africa plenary, the WCC committed itself to accompanying the churches in Africa in their struggle to actualize the fullness of life to the people of the continent. |
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| What operation is likely to actualize its bijural content? |
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| By examining the many characteristics of these movements, this paper intends to discuss which types of groups could be prone to violence and which factors indicate a group's move to actualize this violence. |
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| The weekend provided us most of all with one thing: inspiration, inspiration and a revitalized desire to actualize our deepest hopes, our strongest beliefs in how the world should be, and how we can mould the world together. |
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| This unleashes a spiral of amplification, as each action amplifies each reaction, and the use of violence is facilitated as the group believes that this will ultimately actualize its doomsday scenario. |
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| Efforts to actualize any of these schemes were slow and difficult to finance, ensuring that the interdependent relationship between South Sudan and Sudan and associated tension would continue for some years. |
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| Notice that these types of intellect are really only the same, human intellect in three different states: wholly potential, wholly actual, and temporarily potential but able to actualize at will. |
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| This has prevented Pakistan to actualize their stability and is representative of the failure of rulers to meet the expatiations of their people. |
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