| Instead, humans should attune themselves to the constant transformations of the Way. |
| This utility will let you do the opposite: force your PC to attune itself to your Pocket PC, adopting the latter's date and time. |
| They draw us into another world, their world, to which we must attune and acclimatize ourselves. |
| Furthermore, in many member states Schools of Political Studies help to attune the future political elite to Council of Europe standards. |
| Our objective to attune income with overheads continues to be achieved more closely. |
| Successive Opinions on the subject seek to attune this demand for respect to other intents which are also ethically acceptable. |
