Sentences with phrase «also seizing upon»
The works represent a means of escape, while also seizing upon emblematic images of Brazilianness: from beachfronts to the Amazon rainforest, to the urban megacity.
http://www.brooklynartscouncil.org/
Beyond these challenges, China has also seized upon the economic opportunity that clean energy technologies and services offer in the global marketplace.
Not exact matches
I greatly welcome this turn in the discussion, for this latter question was also the theme of my own sermon, and it was only because the former arose in «Meeting Point» and was seized upon by many of my correspondents that I have had to devote a disproportionate amount of space to the historical problem.
-LSB-...] has also been the subject of several headline - grabbing (and often inaccurately reported) news stories about «federal agents» peering into kid's lunch boxes, stories that have been seized upon -LSB-...]
-LSB-...] has also been the subject of several headline - grabbing (and often inaccurately reported) news stories about «federal agents» peering into kid's lunch boxes, stories that have been seized upon by -LSB-...]
«We will also seize this opportunity to call upon the President, His Excellency Nana Akufo - Addo not only to concentrate on alleged crimes committed in the past but also crimes committed under his watch by members of his government and party.»
Brexit campaigners were also quick to seize upon Tata's decision yesterday, with Labour MP Kate Hoey claiming the EU had over-burdened the industry with regulations:
The trial judge Adeniyi Ademola however granted him bail upon which he also ordered the Department of State Security Services to submit Dasuki's passport which it had seized with the court registrar.
The word «swarm» has also been seized upon by Labour leadership contender Andy Burnham, who called it «nothing short of disgraceful» in a robustly - worded tweet.
She also has much more agency as a character than the heroines of those films, something seized upon by Hawkins, who's flat - out brilliant in the role; her innately expressive features almost rendering the subtitling of her signed conversations irrelevant.
Collateral: Also known as security, this is defined as the assets that a consumer pledges to obtain a loan or other form of credit and that may be seized by the lender upon the former's default.
For Samsung, the key lies not just in seizing upon this opportunity to demonstrate that it's capable of the «surprise and delight» it so often attempts, but also to position the Gear Fit as more than a fitness device.