Sentences with phrase «acting upon them later»

Renee Grant - Williams, author of the excellent Voice Power (Amacom, 2002), refers to this subconscious decision as the «gap between people simply hearing your thoughts and actually remembering and acting upon them later.»

All applications for membership shall be acted upon no later than the next regular meeting of the Membership Committee.

Not exact matches

The chair of the UK Commons media committee, Damian Collins, told the BBC he thought the latest investigation «raises the question of how can users make effective complaints to Facebook about content that is disturbing, shouldn't be on the site, and have confidence that it will be acted upon.»

But that took place completely in the name of the God who had acted upon and in Jesus, and who in the future was to act with Jesus even more, as is apparent in the confessions, their Pauline interpretation, and later the Gospels» (227).

About a century later another king - to - be, this time Jehu, is confronted by the Word (II Kings 9:6) Elisha and his young man, the prophet» act upon and pronounce what is represented as the Word with, again, radically effective results.

Newman's journey into Catholicism (see James Tolhurst's article later in this issue) involved a deepening recognition of man's need for God's Word of authority, not least to arrest the «wild, living intellect of man... that universal solvent which is so successfully acting upon religious establishments.»

Earlier acts of decisiveness would serve as a sedimentation upon which later ones might repose.

But all these are later speculations which presuppose the myth upon which they act in an expanding, deepening, enlarging manner and whose change they influence.

Replays showed Mulgrew watching Ureña's late run and then failing to act upon it because he was five yards deeper than he and his back line probably ought to have been.

Cameron is the latest in a long line of British leaders who find it easier to issue that type of rhetoric than it is to act upon it.

The great puzzle of memory's physical embodiment in the brain, Semon asserted, is that whereas an ordinary object reacts to a force only while that force acts upon it, the nervous system is somehow permanently altered and able to show a unique reaction to a long - ago stimulation years later.

-- Not later than the expiration of the 2 - year beginning upon the date of the enactment of this Act, and for each year thereafter during the term of the demonstration program, the Secretary shall submit a report to the Congress annually that describes and assesses the demonstration program under this section.

These peptides are later acted upon by pancreatic enzymes in the small intestine, and are reduced to amino acids that are then absorbed across the intestinal wall in the blood.

But Alan survives and, unbeknownst to Brice and Ella, steals a new identity for himself, that of a Miami druglord called upon fourteen years later to act as the politico's criminal liaison in New York.

Adapted from André Aciman's 2007 novel by writer James Ivory and directed by Italian filmmaker Luca Guadagnino (2016's «A Bigger Splash»), «Call Me by Your Name» beautifully captures the unspoken yearning and feelings that are finally acted upon before it's too late.

It's escapist entertainment with a genuine heart and playfulness and when it's called upon to be exciting, it has some excellent set - pieces that Spielberg is more than able to handle.The late Melissa Mathison's screenplay has a tendency to wander and the film could have been tighter but the visual effects are astonishing and Rylance and Clement really deliver the goods in the acting stakes.

Just because we've read the research, doesn't mean we've acted upon it — over a decade later there are still countless girls who need our help to get an education.

Teachers want to inspire students to, according to the late big thinker and educator, Paulo Freire, «Produce and act upon their own ideas — not consume the thoughts of others.»

One can only wonder how the late Sen. Robert Byrd — jealous defender of congressional prerogatives — would've reacted upon hearing Secretary Duncan's brash ultimatum, «If Congress doesn» t act, we will.»

Upon releasing the latest set of annual entrance - exam scores from across the country, the creators of the SAT and the ACT saw strikingly similar elements in the results.

Imposition of an administrative sanction, upon a person whose teaching certificate has expired, for an act or acts committed while that person possessed a teaching certificate or an expired certificate subject to late renewal, which sanction bars that person from applying for a new certificate for a period of 10 years or less, or permanently.

«An isolated investigator without bias and tradition, without forces of mental society acting upon him... would be blind and thoughtless,» is the assertion behind Liam Gillick's latest exhibition, «The Thought Style Meets the Thought Collective».

However, the final draft of my paper was not acted upon by supervisors and scientists, although I was told verbally by my supervisor, much later, that regional and national directors, and the chief administrator for climate change, that my paper by itself was not the problem.

They suggested that large and critical elements may be agreed upon by 2015 and the details of how countries would really act could flow in later by the time the agreement gets operationalised in 2020.

It seems to me, even one year later, that the urgency and forthrightness of many of these comments still hold and need to be shared, discussed and acted upon.

Hawkins has also written a blog post about his new Callendar paper, which delves deeper into why Callendar's findings were not immediately acted upon, or even discussed until decades later:

Although the Plaintiff acknowledged that timely notice was not provided she relied upon Section 44 (12) of the Municipal Act which excuses the failure to provide timely notice if there was a reasonable excuse for the late notice and the municipality was not prejudiced in its defence.