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Those who are playing in pursuits .

That we share the pursuits of life

The ladies are also guilty of such pursuits.

In these pursuits, Tanzania is guided by two important propositions.

The Chinese gentleman looks like a learned scholarly fellow.

The real problem is scholarly procedures and priorities, not motives.

Education policy analysis is the scholarly study of education policy.

External links Clotel An Electronic Scholarly Edition , University of Virginia Press.

Survey on scholarly work on multilateralism and the United Nations system

Perhaps as they became more sedentary, they had more opportunities for other, ahem, pursuits.

Out of this obsession with scholarly learning came a true mathematical visionary

Most scientific and scholarly journals, and many academic and scholarly books, though not all, are based on some form of peer review or editorial refereeing to qualify texts for publication.

We are committed to directing the energy of our youth to productive and worthwhile pursuits.

Napoleon A Life (2014), major scholarly biography, 926 pages favourable to Napoleon Thompson, J. M. Napoleon Bonaparte His Rise and Fall (1954), scholarly, well balanced in topics, but pro Britain Tulard, Jean.

Don't expect to get any more awards, job offers or positions in scholarly societies.

In English he wrote a Synopsis of the Bible and many other scholarly religious articles.

Scholarly work often demands longer term research, and theoretical approaches that are less tangible and concrete.

7. The Council approved a new statute on dissemination and endorsed a policy on scholarly publishing.

These attempts failed, and neuroscientific pursuits seem similarly unlikely to overturn our views on human free will and responsibility.

By now supervision of the work by pigs was hardly necessary, so they had time for less laborious pursuits.

We're going to devote our energies to sports and gardening, all the cultural pursuits as far as they're concerned.

When this collided with scholarly tradition, symbolised by the Translation Movement, it had seismic consequences for science.

Most were, however, engaged in such traditional pursuits as domestic work, factory work and teaching, earning a commensurately low wage.

In a scholarly account of their lives, Francesco was nearly 80 years old when he died in 1539.

JSTOR and Thomson Isi to get access to scholarly journals that the rest of the world can't read.

Libraries are full of scholarly works on what terrorism is and on what makes terrorists do what they do.

In dealing with such issues, the University continued to produce scholarly publications, particularly for the use of policy makers.

People first landed on the Moon while I was a teenager, and I turned to other pursuits journalism, the Internet, startup companies.

It is such pursuits that lend vigour to our societies and create the positive ferment that is the primum movens of civilizations.

There was growing inequality, or so it appears from recent scholarly contributions to the so called standard of living debate.

Scholarly descriptions of what would now be recognized as dinosaur bones first appeared in the late 17th century in England.

Although this is not the start of Christianity it may well be the start of Christians' recorded achievements in many pursuits, including science.

By contrast, genetic patenting, which affects both sexes, has (rightly) generated a huge scholarly literature and a very vigorous popular debate.

policy makers A meeting in April 1992 in Geneva explored the role of the international scholarly community in strengthening multilateral action.

Such pursuits have simply become passé something that has never happened in modern Russian history, not even in the darkest days of Stalin s purges.

It is not perfect, but there is no other treaty which binds 165 nations to the twin pursuits of non proliferation and nuclear disarmament.

His scholarly book, Forgery and Counterforgery , is an advanced look at the practice of forgery in the NT and early Christian literature.

By virtue of being students at a major U.S. university, I assume you have access to a wide variety of scholarly journals.

But if the douceur of sports can channel aggressive passions into benign, if trivial pursuits, why should we deny our star performers their heroic stature?

The Arthur in these versions of his name may indicate the name of his father, or a nickname based on Geoffrey's scholarly interests.

International conferences and symposia, including a meeting in Geneva in April 1992, on strengthening multilateral action the role of the international scholarly community

They were putting aside their individual pursuits and identity, and even their former tribal divisions, to preserve their national identity as the people of Western Sahara.

A number of professional or scholarly associations have also included themes on the Year in their regular programme of meetings for 1993 and 1994.

But with identity economics it all makes sense, and we gain an entirely new perspective on work incentives, not just in the military, but in all pursuits.