| The problem is that the volume of information gathered today far outreaches the intelligence community's capability to process it. |
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| Television brings together voice and visual images which gives it a persuasive power that outreaches radio and newspapers. |
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| Yet she remains something of an enigma in that her talent far outreaches her popularity. |
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| He is three inches taller, will be at least a stone-and-a-half heavier, and outreaches his opponent by nearly three inches. |
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| This is in addition to regular and frequent Ministerial outreaches with communities. |
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| These have been the platform for outreaches and the building of life long friendships. |
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| The material and spiritual needs for this area are still big and it is important that more outreaches are made to this area in the future. |
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| We also had the pleasure of being invited to one of their regular Chinese Banquet outreaches. |
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| But he has, in fact, made symbolic and real outreaches to the right, only to get slapped in the face more than once. |
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| Many of the larger Vineyards host soup kitchens, community projects, and outreaches. |
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| Emergency staff should identify people with disabilities during community outreaches. |
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| Would you also encourage your members to take part in our outreaches both national and to other nations. |
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| This issue includes reports from recent outreaches by FGBMFI teams to South East Asia and India. |
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| Please pray for these outreaches that we can develop some strong chapters in that nation. |
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| Once Armenians are trained they will want to continue the outreaches monthly or quarterly. |
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| It was a good time of fellowship and for planning strategy for our outreaches in Europe. |
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| The membership thank the Lord for the positive results of the Fire Team outreaches over the last year. |
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| With Einstein's time, perhaps, that abstraction outreaches itself, in a way, and collapses back onto us, onto the earth, onto the contingencies of here and there. |
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| Two of the groups are planning to hold evangelistic outreaches in the same exact area of the city, while large areas of town remain without any kind of witness for Christ. |
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| European members are encouraged to join these outreaches. |
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| Taking our lead from the Holy Father, all of CUF's outreaches are geared toward a reevangelization of our world, beginning with ourselves, our families, and those with whom we regularly interact. |
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| Sangosanya has plans to organise a soup kitchen initiative for the rest of the community, and to increase the number of medical outreaches she currently coordinates. |
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| It is planned to use this time to review our work in Central and Eastern Europe and see how we can better support the new chapters and outreaches in these nations. |
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| Since we desire to maximize our assistance to the Universal Church, we have striven over time to adjust our outreaches to best meet the current needs of our members. |
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| The list of things required to support all operations is quite extensive, specific and fluctuates based on the location of the ship and planned operations and outreaches. |
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