Sentences with phrase «born out of a recognition»
Fit Club Perth was an idea born out of a recognition that through attending the same fitness classes the four of us found more motivation to show up, work hard, have fun and in the end - get fitter.
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Lowe himself is on a one - year sabbatical to run Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition, an imaging start - up born out of a licensing deal with a Carnegie Mellon scientist.
I mean, can you imagine if a president actually tried to explain the in's - and - out's of socialized healthcare within a sixty minute block, while the other candidate has already warped the public's perception being all recognition in the same time that the other guy made his boring lecture on truth and equality?
If the truth has made us «odd,» if we have not accommodated ourselves out of all recognition, then it will appear to some people that we're running away, that we're living an escapist existence, that we're outsiders, even outlaws — whereas the truth is that we're the insiders, because we're bearing God's reality, not the world's.
Also, Minnesota's Voluntary Recognition of Parentage form, which establishes a legal relationship between father and child when the parents are not married to each other, spells out dads» rights in black and white: «When a child is born to parents who are not married to each other the law gives custody of the child to the mother.
The first would be carried out in recognition of the fact that half of the people living in Toronto, and in the Greater Toronto Area, were not born in Canada, and therefore to most of whom the name, «The Law Society of Upper Canada,» most definitely must mean a law society for lawyers whose offices are up above the 60th parallel of north latitude where Canada's three territories are.
«The legislation sets out a framework wherein, if followed, prospective parents can ensure that when the child is born they will be entitled to legal recognition of their parental status or non-status without costly and possibly public legal processes,» the judge wrote.