Sentences with phrase «always hold itself to»

Moltmann points out that goodness, truth and beauty were always held to be unified, coexistent properties, but that after the separation of science and theology in the 17th century this unity was broken, although he believes that beauty and truth still form a unity in modern scientific thought.

We must always hold to a sense of the imminent return of Jesus Christ.

Bad news for the new atheists, perhaps, but a good confirmation of what Christians have always held to be true.

Puritanism had always held to the moral uprightness and reasonableness of the Christian, and by 1740 this had produced the hardheaded, respectable, rather cold and calculating merchant.

Christians are always held to a higher standard.

People who have undertaken to build temples or shrines or church buildings have always held this to be true.

We have always held to the philosophy that you give them as much information, skills, understanding and exposure to all aspects of the business as you can.

Always holding us to the past.

It turns out that because of communism suppressing the individual and forcing men and women to wear drab clothing and to suppress the natural gender roles that when communism fell, the women at least came out of it and started take to being feminine once again... they have always held to traditional ways and they aren't confused by feminism.

Our vehicles are always held to the highest of maintenance standards... we have never been displeased with the quality of work.

We've always held ourselves to a higher standard of quality, service and experience than your average dealership.

I always held to the belief that you wouldn't be successful as an author unless you had a publishing contract.

We have always held ourselves to a higher standard of quality and guidelines, but having the NASC seal on our products demonstrates our full commitment to providing products that are safe, effective and of the highest quality.

I do share that Jon Huntsman had a big impact on me — to think «outside the current box» but always holding to conservative principles.

On the contrary, it is the daily practice of this court, and of all appellate courts where they reverse the judgment of an inferior court for error, to correct by its opinions whatever errors may appear on the record material to the case, and they have always held it to be their duty to do so where the silence of the court might lead to misconstruction or future controversy and the point has been relied on by either side and argued before the court.

Second, the company has been in business for 37 years (starting as «A.L. Williams», named after the founder) and has always held to the belief that selling insurance for the death benefit and investing money for retirement should be two different accounts.

The master seed, the interface and the nodes we run are the sources of that empowerment; our team is proud of our platform & we'll always hold ourselves to these high standards.

Since I consider every member of my team to be an extension of me, I make sure to always hold myself to the same standards I require of them.»

Landlords are always held to a higher accountability.

Licensees must do their part by always holding themselves to the highest ethical standards and by always ensuring that they put the interests of their clients first.

Not exact matches

Always agreeing to take on tasks, meet up with people and increase your responsibilites can hinder your business and hold it back.

It can be a challenge to view a person who has always done a certain set of tasks or held one position in a different light, but you are doing your business a disservice not to create opportunities for advancement for your strongest employees.

Longtime investors have always held the conviction in recent times that doctors don't want to pay money for stuff.

Until human nature radically changes, and don't hold your breath waiting, we'll always gravitate to the one - stop shops, the easiest and most accessible solutions, the pre-built answers and already in - place tracks.

Their strong hold on the market means that they will always be able to offer the best deals.

Because up until technology like that was available, you always had to hold a press conference in order to communicate to my fans, whatever it may be.»

Berkshire Hathaway has always been the quintessential buy - and - hold company — and helps ensure that its Class A shareholders are focused on the same long - term goals by refusing, for example, to indulge in gimmicks like stock splits.

«A bank is always going to be there to hold your money,» Uster says.

Obviously, it isn't always easy to hold an empowering conversation with yourself at your desk.

While the export of resources will always be an important part of our economic mix, the export of raw resources is not the obvious path to prosperity it is sometimes held up to be.

Yet history has shown that governments are not always willing to do what it takes to make sure your money holds its value.

Always choose quality over quantity; hold yourself and those around you to the highest standard.

«That was a moment that I had just always held dear to me,» Johnson said.

«I believe in bringing all of yourself to work, and if there's a difference between who you are and your values, and how a company operates, you're always holding something back.»

Your «default» beliefs and worldview are not always reasonable; it's healthy to «argue against yourself» and see how your views hold up.

Bootstrapping is always preferable, as it will enable you to hold on to equity for a longer period of time (which is the real goal).

The CMHC said it already provides information on its own portfolio holdings, and is always open to improve the content and reporting, but did not commit to doing so.

Your leadership team will always be held to higher standards than the rest of your employees and that certainly includes culture.

«You're always going to have some holding off the side where you really want to knock a run out of the park, but this is where you have to be most disciplined.»

«As a general rule, Iran, as a populous country, is going to favor higher oil prices, but that doesn't always hold up case to case, and they've been more flexible lately.»

Sure, you can conduct market research or hold a few focus groups, but in business there are always going to be immeasurable, unpredictable factors that come into play you can't plan for.

There's a very important difference, I think, between a nationalism, which always turns you back on yourself, and a patriotism, which says, «I wan na hold my country up to a certain set of standards.»

In our 15 minutes of training we were instructed to always hold the leads on the donkeys.

The President is always considering options to hold Russia accountable in response to its malign activities.

The episode has always held a certain macabre fascination, but there are other more substantial reasons for drawing attention to it as we reach the 80th anniversary.

There's always a measure of results, and you hold people accountable to that outcome.

Callers would be put on hold by Glickman and then told they were being transferred to the coordinator for their country, who was always Sandler.

Bishop says people often hold on to do items on their to - do lists because they've always been there.

Continuing these bad habits though won't assist you in self - improvement because most of the time they hold you back from doing the things that you always wanted to - try hiking if you're a smoker - and can be detrimental to your health.

And though technology means that the ways you can communicate will continue to change, there are some hard and fast rules about communicating in a crisis that will always hold true.