Sentences with phrase «because of our active participation»

If no other countries in Africa are friends of Nigeria, the Southern African countries of Angola, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa should be our very best friends because of our active participation in their liberation struggles.

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This was because the focus shifted from participation in Christendom (by virtue of birth) to personal experience and belief (by active choice).

Philosophically, because they ground the social nature of the human person in reflective and voluntary social life, duly proportioned to the human need of proximity, voice, and active participation.

He disagreed with with Dr Amoako Baah who has suggested that the General Secretary should be removed, saying, removing the General Secretary, who is perceived to be pursuing an Alan Kyeremanten agenda, otherwise known as Agenda 2020, would create further troubles for the NPP because Alan's supporters will react by becoming apathetic and stay back from active participation in the party's activities ahead of the 2016 elections.

«The arrangements were hard to put in place, because we had to coordinate among a team of four different nationalities, and we required the consent and active participation of our colleagues working at Zuetina Oil Company in Zallah,» he said.

There are great benefits of incorporating a learner - centric approach to eLearning design because active participation from the learner's side is one of the essentials for a successful eLearning project.

Many valuable improvement efforts fail miserably because of a lack of active participation and clear support from school leaders (Guskey, 2004).

Because of this purpose, membership to BTP will be based on active participation in BTP programs and events, alignment with BTP's vision, mission and core values, and contribution to improving BTP offerings.

Most of the legal profession signed up to the scheme, but because of location, or because they could not offer the particular skills needed by the disadvantage or because their participation in the scheme was no more than a demonstration of moral support, the active legal aid lawyers were always a small minority of the profession as a whole.

Without deciding it violated s. 15, the Court would have upheld it pursuant to s. 1 because: «first, the active participation by one individual in the death of another is intrinsically morally and legally wrong, and second, there is no certainty that abuses can be prevented by anything less than a complete prohibition.»