Sentences with phrase «become vehicles for»

Iphones, pads, and other devices have become vehicles for connecting with everyone except those we are physically with — typically our most intimate family.

Gestures become vehicles for the application of expansive swaths of color.

In recent years, however, abstract form and process have become vehicles for more personal, less strident explorations of the provisional, the contingent and the casual.

He urged his students to rethink the possibilities of these practices and to envision how they could become vehicles for societal change.

Four performances occupy formal spaces of law and become vehicles for poetic political action.

Since Venice Biennale in 2003, Wilson's Murano glass chandeliers, with their shifts in scale, color, and complexity, have become vehicles for the artist's meditations on blackness, death, and beauty.

Documented actions and interventions such as Gordon Matta - Clark's (1943 - 78) BB gun window blow out, Gianni Motti's (b. 1958) appearance at the VIP box of the French Open wearing an Abu Ghraib - style hood, and Chris Burden's (b. 1946) TV hijack, will be seen alongside works by Dan Colen (b. 1979) and Nate Lowman (b. 1979) whose hijacked landscapes have become vehicles for the slanders and libels of a malignant culture of pollution, racial slurs, and tarnished reputations.

Programs like ours can become vehicles for promoting students» awareness of their own perspectives and why and how they might be similar or different to those of people living in other cultural contexts.

Then the Union of Concerned Scientists released a report warning that such requests can become vehicles for harassing academic researchers.

Above all, it is a form of governance that undermines the independence of companies as they become vehicles for CEO enrichment and short - term return for institutional investors.

After arriving on Google's smartphone and speaker in 2016, the company hopes its chat - bot can field regular search queries and become a vehicle for online commerce.

Mr. Johnson apologized on behalf of Starbucks, and the conversation continues today about how this painful incident can become a vehicle for positive social change.

Unfortunately, what we have seen more and more in these agreements is that, as Martin Khor, Executive Director of the South Centre describes it, «trade measures have become a vehicle for big corporations and social organizations in promoting their interests.»

As Toner has ably demonstrated, the practice and discourse of leisure became a vehicle for the propagation of imperial ideology.

Faith Magazine became a vehicle for Fr.

These forms give practical and verbal expression to the common faith of any one generation and, when handed on, become the vehicle for transmitting and nurturing the faith of the next generation.

Not only can this common language become a vehicle for mutual understanding, it can bring balance back to the imbalance that focusing on any single identity marker like prosperity will invariably produce.

In the move to agricultural sodcries, marriage became the vehicle for creating stable kinship groups that would control land and exchange goods.

Suffering can become the vehicle for learning to hold lightly to life, for coming to grips with our own creaturliness and for realizing our ultimate dependence on God.

Hobbs words did not simply talk about emotion they became vehicles for efficacious emotional expression.

Just as Mary brought the created order to its perfection in her body and soul and became the vehicle for the Incarnation through her faith and obedience to God's purposes, the people's gifts are gathered athands of the priest in persona Christi to be taken up to God in the Great Offering which is both Sacrifice and Communion.

At the same time, the Democratic party became a vehicle for elite preoccupations such as gay marriage.

Through Jesus» faithful response to the Father, his human activity became the vehicle for divine activity, for Jesus» own power of the present allowed the divine power of the future to be fully effective.

He or she must be someone who, hearing the full confession of our weakness and accepting it, is likely to become the vehicle for our hearing Christ say, «Neither do I condemn you; go, and do not sin again.»

But they unwittingly laid the groundwork for it by giving the Supreme Court a constitutional amendment couched in terms so broad and undefined that it eventually became a vehicle for freewheeling judicial activism and thereby turned judicial review into a legislative power.

«We want to work with customers to develop private - label brands to really become a vehicle for them in developing their business and building more of a true partnership.»

Anyway point is I agree that recently Just Arsenal has become a vehicle for anti Wenger sentiment.

Eventually the panel system became the vehicle for judicial selection, not only in reform clubs but for countywide seats as well.

«[HCRA] became a vehicle for directing revenues that got created with some health care attachment, and using it to fund purposes with some healthcare attachment,» said Dennis Whalen, president of the Healthcare Association of New York State, and former executive deputy commissioner at the state health department.

«The new guidance builds on existing transparency measures introduced as part of the Localism Act and is part of the new arrangements for local authority standards that replaced the bureaucratic and controversial Standards Board regime, abolished in 2012, which ministers believe had become a vehicle for malicious, petty and politically motivated complaints.»

Whilst the aim of bringing together the various disparate strands of anti-discrimination legislation made some sense on grounds of clarity, it was feared that the Bill would become a vehicle for social engineering.

There's the junior senator from New York — and candidate for re-election next year — who notes approvingly that Occupy Wall Street «has become a vehicle for people to vent their frustration with the economy.»

«It's become a vehicle for self - promotion, as well as a vehicle for augmenting the services of the borough president's office,» Dadey said.

In 2010, Labour won nearly 10 % of the vote in Eastleigh, but instead of Labour becoming the vehicle for a protest against the government, Ukip — which had 3.6 % share in 2010 — has surged past Labour.

I am pretty disappointed that this blog has become a vehicle for advertising.

One of these becomes the vehicle for the alien to reproduce, and the ox replaces the dog from the theatrical flick.

Dodgeball becomes a vehicle for them to learn some life lessons and stand up for themselves.»

National Inclusive Schools Week has become a vehicle for these schools and communities to share their successes with others across the nation.

And when you do those things, you have enormous growth... [because] people appreciate the opportunities to talk in - depth about the challenges of practice, and it becomes a vehicle for professional learning instead of just a ritual you go through.

Brenda Dyck shares how primary and secondary resources became the vehicle for connecting her students to some of history's most important lessons.

As an independent nonprofit, the Wausau School Foundation became a vehicle for contributions for district programs that otherwise would not have been possible, Kristine Vanden Heuvel, the foundation's volunteer acting director, told Education World.

Much to Shanker's dismay, the charter school movement went in a very different direction, becoming a vehicle for avoiding unions and reducing teacher voice (and thereby increasing teacher turnover).

Because while Moskowitz evidently set out to tell a personal story, the book quickly and primarily becomes a vehicle for its author to relitigate battles with her enemies — namely teacher unions, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, and the media.

Schools can and should become a vehicle for whole community development.

Project Appleseed brought greater clarity to volunteer activities and became a vehicle for organizing volunteer opportunities.

The Trials of Morrigan Crow becomes a vehicle for the childlike wonder of the best children's literature.

Since cat licensing will likely result in more cats being surrendered to shelters and abandoned in the community, since it will not appreciably affect redemptions, and since it may very well become a vehicle for round - up - and - kill campaigns, it is difficult for us to see how it would result in a decrease in shelter euthanasia.

As the dog works to release the stuffed treats, they are moving and thinking, and once the treats are released, the Kong toy becomes a vehicle for fulfilling the instinct to chew.

Walking in urban and natural environments becomes a vehicle for focus and observation.

Traveling from exhibition to exhibition, each life - size fabric replica becomes a vehicle for memory and belonging: a global security blanket and a transposable definition of self.