Sentences with phrase «british way of life»

LONDON (AP)-- Britain's Daily Mail newspaper will tell you that many things you eat can give you cancer, global warming is probably bunk and the British way of life is under threat from pernicious Eurocrats in Brussels.

Each of the 23 photographers has recorded different aspects of the British way of life, depicting its spirit and its evolution through time.

The exhibition explores the British way of life and character, dedicating an entire room to Griffin's photographs.

Daniel Durocher did his postdoc at the University of Cambridge and immediately fell in love with the British way of life.

There are far too many people in this country who should not be in the UK, many are abusing the system and preventing British people from living a normal British way of life.

The resulting lack of interaction with everyone else means that many are unable to speak or learn English and so will never have any chance of becoming integrated into the British way of life.

This, in itself, creates further confusion, as many people hear the word «European» and assume, falsely, that it refers to the European Union and is part of an EU project to change the British way of life.

This is because a Nazi victory would have spelled the end of the British way of life and possibly human civilisation (Walzer, 251 - 55).

«I try to walk the tightrope between being truthful and honest about the threat to the public but, on the other hand, to say we are doing everything possible to combat it and to try to keep our lifestyle as near as possible to the British way of life,» Mr Reid said.

The threat is to our British way of life and all of our British people.»

Mr Davis warned the government against undermining the British way of life in its efforts to defend it from terrorism.

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British Columbia has a long way to go towards providing an adequate and dignified standard of living to persons with disabilities.

«Indigenous peoples are being forced into long and costly court battles to defend their traditions and ways of life because governments in Canada still refuse to accept the need to work collaboratively with Indigenous peoples on important decisions about environmental protection and resource development,» said Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs.

As for the substantive content of rationing decisions, I am most drawn to the British National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE)... One of the main (though not exclusive) economic tools it employs is that of Quality - Adjusted Life Years (QALYs), a way of relating the estimated extended life years a technology will bring in relationship to the quality of life it will brLife Years (QALYs), a way of relating the estimated extended life years a technology will bring in relationship to the quality of life it will brlife years a technology will bring in relationship to the quality of life it will brlife it will bring.

The first of 38 presentday British Calvary churches — Church on the Way — was planted in a Bradford living room in 1978.

For example, she is quick to criticize the British evangelicals who were the first to work for humane treatment of animals in the West by claiming they were informed by «a certainty that Christian culture was the only true and right way to live.»

A recorder of modern British political life, his previous works have covered the privatisation of the railways (The Permanent Way), the Iraq war (Stuff Happens) and the legal system (Murmuring Judges).

British service men and women will now be in harm's way and the loss of innocent lives is sadly almost inevitable

But in recent years, a new small «c» conservatism has also entered the British character, a cast of mind that places new worth and value on tradition, locality and inherited ways of life.

«But it is the only way to deliver a sustained, lasting improvement in the living standards of the British people.»

It celebrates some of the very best British social science research, as well as highlighting the ways in which social science makes a difference to everyday lives.

Attorney General Dominic Grieve commenting on Monday's open letter sent by 60 British Humanist Association supporters is quoted in today's Telegraph as saying «As I go around and look at the way we make laws, and indeed many of the underlying ethics of society are Christian - based and the result of 1,500 years of Christian input into our national life.

And just like the Living Wage our proposal has now successfully made its way into the mainstream of British politics.

«People born and raised in this country are often far too cynical about being British and it seems to be a national pastime to put down British institutions and our way of life.

Objective — To make an effective elected second chamber, composed of mature experienced individuals with collective experience of all aspects of British life, whose principal task is to improve legislative bills during their passage through parliament into law, and whose secondary task is to scrutinize the actions of the government and act as a watchdog for the rights of the British people, should the Government or lower house appear to act in such a way as to undermine these rights.

In the same way that many British people take advantage of opportunities to work, study and live overseas...... many of our communities have been enriched by the contribution of generations of migrants.

In a keynote speech Brown urged President Karzai to tackle his country's difficulties but warned that he was, «not prepared to put the lives of British men and women in harm's way for a government that does not stand up against corruption.»

Looking for a more equitable way to assign damages, Oswald and Nattavudh Powdthavee of the University of London reviewed data collected from 10,000 Britons tracked by the British Household Panel Survey, begun in 1991, which records major life events and includes questions designed to gauge overall mental health.

Forum: Incentives for a life in science — As the Royal Society reports on the future of the science base, its president — Michael Atiyah suggests some ways to rescue British science from the doldrums

That's the conclusion of a team of British and Swiss researchers, who say the only way Martian life could have adapted to the harsh conditions would have been to burrow at least several meters beneath the soil.

Just like Great British Bakeoff worthy winner Nadia demonstrated about being more British in her mannerisms, way of live and food palette, equally I think most women who choose to dress modestly still want to be able to marry their fashion style with their British identity... the topic is endless so come along and join us to discuss this further!

This gritty British drama set in Glasgow during the 1960s offers an interesting look at the tumultuous lives of several teens as they precariously wend their way to adulthood.

The big gala presentations range from upcoming comic book geekery with Green Lantern to Nicholas Winding Refn's thriller Drive (fresh off rave reviews from Cannes) to the premiere of Richard Linklater's latest Bernie, with stops along the way for indie dramas (A Better Life), British genre films (Attack the Block), action thrillers (The Devil's Double), and Guillermo Del Toro - produced scary fun (Don't Be Afraid of the Dark).

In the same way that British tea - time classic The Magic Roundabout was little more than a vast network of thinly veiled acid trip references, The Smurfs too sees a bunch of blue - skinned munchkins living in colourful toadstools and ingesting magic Smurf rocks which take them through an inter-dimensional portal to a luxury apartment in downtown Manhattan.

Andrew Haigh's Lean on Pete is the latest in an increasing line of films from British directors finding new ways to reflect life in the US

Objects in the British Museum collection help provide a deeper understanding of the ways in which people around the world live and cope with HIV and AIDS.

Is there a way out or are you trapped forever?Set in the mid-twentieth century South Africa amidst the bitter three - way struggle for dominion between the Boers, British, and black South Africans, An Examined Life is a tale of extraordinary courage shown by a remarkable white man, who dared to challenge the status quo, forsaking everything he had worked so hard to achieve, and what most people would hold dear above everything else.

If you live on the west coast of the US and have read even one article about travel to Hawaii with miles you've heard that the absolute best way to get to Hawaii is to use British Airways Avios.

Jonathan Howe is the British traveler and writer behind twomonkeystravelgroup.com, working his way around the world finding new and interesting ways to support a life of long - term travel.

Therefore, British Airways Avios is one of the best ways to get around the country, especially if you live near an American Airlines hub and you can utilize direct flights for flights under 2,000 miles.

Costa Blanca is one of the most popular holiday destinations for British travellers, serving up gorgeous weather, breathtaking beaches and a relaxing way of life.

Blogger Bio: Jonathan Howe is the British traveller and writer behind twomonkeystravelgroup.com, working his way around the world finding new and interesting ways to support a life of long - term travel.

British travellers have flocked to these two locations for years thanks to their glorious beaches, tranquil ways of life and amazing weather.

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British television drama Life On Mars did something very similar plot-wise with great results way back in 2006, but sadly, the dream - premise of the game is only really used to excuse the trippy Shift mechanic and offer some cool (yet tough) eleventh hour missions involving deserted city streets and flipping cars.

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It is an enjoyable enough way to spend 20 minutes but it would have so much more authority if it also included respected artists — including famous ones — from the entire pool of living British artists.

Bio: Olivia Parkes is a British - American artist who uses painting to explore the ways in which media conditions our perception of both history and everyday life.

In this special series funded by a Tyee Fellowship for Investigative Reporting, veteran science journalist Chris Wood reports on how global warming threatens to harm British Columbia's environment, economy and way of life — and what can be done to minimize the damage.

For one couple, retirement means living way off - the - grid in a water - access - only floating cabin in the wilds of British Columbia.