| To have some other arena past college to strive for is a great prospect for our kids. |
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| Working together Alabama nurses can strive for the goal that all children have the right to grow up in a smoke-free and healthy environment. |
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| We should increase support to human rights activists, and strive for contact with non-official religious groups. |
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| Why strive for anything if the die has been cast by the supreme and omnipotent mediator of human fortunes? |
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| Isn't optimal application of the laws of the game the ideal that we should strive for? |
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| Remember that your greatest ethical responsibility is to constantly strive for excellence in everything you do. |
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| Anyway, while we go to great lengths to strive for the accuracy of the information presented herein, mistakes will inevitably occur. |
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| This can only be to our advantage as we strive for a pathophysiologically based psychiatry. |
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| Any attempt to strive for a better life is likely to be viewed with scorn and perhaps even presented as dangerous. |
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| However, it remains my belief that one should strive for pith and subtext once one has crossed that gate. |
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| How do we strive for justice and peace in our work with these minority groups in our seminary and diocesan community? |
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| Perhaps cities strive for beautility, but above all else, it should be remembered that a city must be designed conveniently and economically. |
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| The school is now fully equipped and ready to strive for excellence in the world of information technology. |
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| People seem to continually strive for a work-life balance that never is quite balanced enough. |
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| Buddhists strive for a deep insight into the true nature of life and do not worship gods or deities. |
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| On Ash Wednesday, Jesus' words send the message that believers can strive for things not of dust and ashes. |
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| All participants later took an oath to strive for the development of the Tamil language. |
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| I continue to strive for a strong body, self-discipline and complete tranquility. |
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| It will be great to get a huge crowd behind us and support us as we strive for our fourth consecutive victory. |
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| The Beth Din will therefore strive for a dignified approach to resolution of difficulties within our community. |
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| I suppose good parents strive for perfection, which is unrealistic and unnecessary. |
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| Without these feelings I would be powerless to strive for change, to do better in future. |
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| Without an imaginable beauty, there would be no ideal in terms of which to strive for a more actually beautiful world. |
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| Against federalist ambitions, Weiler maintains that supranationality does not strive for unity. |
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| Playwrights, actors and audiences alike constantly surpassed themselves, and it's something I now always strive for in my work. |
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| We should not strive for a state where we censor our business contacts and limit them only to a closed clique. |
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| On the contrary, many compositions strive for more elaborate contours, rhythms, and harmonic structures. |
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| The ethnic convocations, students and university officials say, help inspire family members and friends to strive for higher education. |
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| Aren't those people's representatives supposed to strive for the best interests and the welfare of the rakyat, the citizenry? |
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| To will, wish, or strive for anything whatsoever one must in advance already care. |
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| To begin with, you'd strive for being a mensch by giving cheerfully and compassionately and not grudgingly. |
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| Its dedicated team cannot be praised enough for all that it has achieved and what it continues to strive for. |
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| Experts believe that emulative and introverted people, and those who strive for perfection, are at greater risk of experiencing the syndrome. |
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| But as a general rule, we should strive for what is in a child's best interest. |
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| We may strive for something for many years and yet find that the prize is not worth the having. |
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| It stirs us to strive for the goal, achieve the target and aspire to something beyond our comfort zone. |
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| For two players like us, dinner on the docks was plenty incentive to strive for pocket billiards excellence. |
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| It is essential that we strive for a deeper understanding of the complexities facing us and that our message reflect this depth and complexity. |
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| It is the nature of every living being, whether big or small, important or unimportant, to strive for happiness. |
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| It is the kind of life we must strive for if we are to live together in Zion. |
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| Your visit is a sign of confidence which honour us, while it galvanizes us to always strive for excellence that will retain you. |
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| Directors are expected to make themselves available for such meetings and strive for perfect attendance at Board meetings. |
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| In the future we should strive for identifying all our breeding cats by means of a microchip. |
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| Never the less he has a fixed goal to strive for even though the people with whom he lives do not understand him and speak ill of him. |
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| You can always hit a purer shot, do better, strive for perfection. |
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| However, these women also continue to strive for positions of equal power and responsibility. |
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| Historians must strive for objective truth, however imperfectly. |
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| It is simply not possible for the CBC to continue much longer to strive for excellence on a shoestring budget. |
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| The goal that I want you to strive for is what I call emotional closure. |
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| And if we are going to have to live with our past and current racism, then we must strive for undetectable levels of infection. |
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| We live in a world bombarded by images of skinny women that are presented as the ideal body type to strive for. |
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| If the federal government is the risk manager of last resort, it might be expected to manage symmetrically so as to strive for price stability. |
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| The most potent response to profaneness is to strive for more holiness. |
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| These committees strive for the achievement of egalitarian and nondiscriminatory policies within their own organizations. |
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| This would bless us with objectivity and give us a worthy goal to strive for. |
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| Clear-eyed, we can understand that there will be war, and still strive for peace. |
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| She was unpopular at times, but continued to strive for high standards. |
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| It would be in the interest of all delegations to avoid repeating the same deadlock and to strive for a more productive and consensual outcome. |
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| We can admit the intractability of depravation, and still strive for dignity. |
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| In a fragmented and uncertain world, it will strive for summons rather than edification, and will be able to assemble as easily as negotiate. |
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| You strive for perfection and worry when things don't turn out just so. |
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| Together we can move toward that fullness of truth we all strive for. |
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| I enjoy working with motivated people who know what they want and who strive for their goals. |
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| While we can be thankful that the current tenets of textual criticism have produced a text which in most instances reflects the autographs, we should strive for more. |
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| In the end, we will strive for an overall package where compromises on one side are balanced out by gains on the other. |
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| Switzerland will continue to strive for the effective implementation of this Protocol. |
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| Both should strive for greater mutual economic integration and their partnership should be a marriage of convenience, not a love match. |
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| As Canadians, we are constantly setting examples for the rest of the world as we strive for a better world. |
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| If these seeds are broadcast, strive for a uniform stand by sowing half the seeds in one direction, then sowing the remaining seed at a right angle to the first. |
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| The specs gave her that cool, sophisticated look many girls strive for. |
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| As such, this country's democratic values are contradicted, and seemingly mocked, as it expends military energy to suppress those who strive for self-determination. |
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| The ideal is to strive for a system of information exchange that serves the interests of both parties. |
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| I am confident that Canadians will win gold here at home and I encourage all Canadians to cheer on our athletes as they strive for excellence. |
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| She called on States to make a firm commitment to strive for the attainment of disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation. |
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| But this should be done with the purpose of reinforcing, not jettisoning, these things that we strive for in their purest form. |
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| In the planning approach as presented in this handbook we strive for a high level of participation. |
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| Most of all, you only live once and you need to strive for what you want and make the best of it. |
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| We strive for intensive and flexible co-operation with our customers. |
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| Because he personally funded his films, Chaplin was at liberty to strive for this goal and shoot as many takes as he wished. |
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| The opposition develops into sects, which are comparatively small groups that strive for unmediated salvation and that are related indifferently or antagonistically to the world. |
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| First of all, I would like to commend the good work of all those who, every day, instil in federal employees the desire to do better and to strive for excellence through bilingualism. |
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| Originally the idea of Dominican Father Henri Didon to motivate the students in his gym class to strive for personal excellence, this motto has been inspiring world-class athletes ever since. |
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| The main thing is, according to him, that only those who have been vouchsafed a gift of Divine grace, who have a particular spark in their soul, may strive for the quality of a hasid. |
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| We will strive for diversified, well-regulated, inclusive financial systems that promote savings and channel them to sound growth generating projects. |
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| I strive for innovative composition, it often comes about by chance, and then whether I keep or delete the original strokes depends on what I need to balance the composition. |
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| The challenges, to strive for innovation and the desire to improve never end at Campagnolo. Just like a long stage race, after reaching the finishing line, another goal lies ahead. |
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| The two publications target the premium market segment with high buying power, both in readership and advertising, and both strive for market leadership in their respective segment. |
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| The Department was also able to maintain a 95 per cent incumbency rate for 2006-2007 and continued to strive for a high rate of budgetary utilization, which stood at 92.5 per cent in the reporting period. |
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| On reflection of Louis-René Beaudoin's distinguished career, we should all strive for more civility in our debates and a higher degree of respect for each other. |
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| We would definitely cast away sins and evil and strive for goodness. |
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| Does your bad temper discourage your strive for practical holiness? |
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| With all its defects and all who fall through the educational safety net, this is what we have come to strive for and accept as normal and, indeed, as a human right. |
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| The distinction between good and bad underlies what has been sketched above, albeit implicitly, as the good life that we should embrace and strive for. |
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| Parents want to entrust their children to someone who will not only strive for the best possible sporting achievement but also look after their health and act as an educator and a role model in all respects. |
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| In conclusion, we should all strive for peace to prevail while learning to better manage and resolve conflicts and, most importantly, prevent new ones from breaking out. |
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| In our quest for suitable indicators, we strive for the presentation of indicators following the principles of parsimony and practicability, without compromising economic content. |
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| I don't want to sound all whiny and lazy right now, but ask most programmers: we all want perfection, and strive for it, the fact remains that some limits can't be stretched, no matter how good you are at your job. |
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| Instead we strive for balance, transparency and fairness. |
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| All I can do now is to promise to strive for it. |
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| We will strive for high standards in particular in mathematics, science, and technology to provide strong foundational elements for the global innovation society. |
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| Ministers of health and of the environment and other stakeholders come together to strive for consensus and make political commitments to promote a safe and healthy environment. |
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| This dialogue must strive for the establishment of a constitutional order, based on consensus, which would be the restoration of a state of law, founded on democratic culture. |
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| Planning your retirement is the safest means of attaining your retirement goals and accumulating enough capital to ensure the quality of life you strive for. |
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| The Meeting discussed the need to strive for a common goal of maintaining peace and stability, as well as creating conditions for economic and social development. |
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| The United Nations Millennium Declaration also resolved to strive for the elimination of weapons of mass destruction, in particular nuclear weapons. |
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| Although all plants strive for high equipment utilization, market and competitive pressure can result in equipment being idle or shut down for periods. |
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| With the support and generosity of its Member Countries, it will continue to strive for a world, free from want and disease, in which progress is accessible, equitable and sustainable. |
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| We should strive for increasing efficiency, cost-effectiveness and impact as we deal with this important question of protecting children from the impact of armed conflict. |
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| The Republic of Slovenia's very existence is rooted in the popular strive for democracy and the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms. |
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| Will it strive for purity or aim for as big a tent as possible? |
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| It is also based on the Treaty objective that all Member States should strive for macroeconomic convergence, including price stability, which is the intention behind these regular reports of the ECB and the Commission. |
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| Nevertheless, the scholars' ijtihEd does not end there as some of them strive for exploring stronger hadiths to apply. |
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| Protestants were thus attracted to these qualities and supposed to strive for reaching them. |
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| The Michigan Association of Counties and other members of the coalition will continue to strive for the ad valorem tax in the Senate. |
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| A franchisor must strive for so much more than just setting up a system. |
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| Entrance into the Mormon Temple is the utopia to strive for in Mormondom. |
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