Sentences with phrase «call tides turning»

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For millions of years a tide of knowledge has risen ceaselessly about him through the stuff of the cosmos; and that in him which he calls his «I» is nothing other than this tide atomically turning inward upon itself.

I call the fifth day of our trip the Tide Has Turned Day.

«Reallocating a few pence from existing fuel duty might prove an equitable way of turning the tide, as could previous calls for Vehicle Excise Duty to be redirected to local roads from 2021.»

Globally, the tide has turned, and ever more prominent statesmen and women are calling for an end to the failed war on drugs and its replacement with models of legal regulation based on science, public health and human rights principles.

Janis Searles Jones, vice president of the Ocean Conservancy, called it a «landmark decision» that indicates the tide is turning for Arctic policy.

Today instead of isolating the affected countries we call for flooding them, flooding them with the resources that are desperately needed to turn the tide in this fight.

With colleagues at his Making Caring Common project, Weissbourd produced a report last year called Turning the Tide, seeking to tame the excesses of the college admissions process and reframe it to prioritize ethical and intellectual engagement, not just long brag sheets of accomplishments.

What Colleges Want in an Applicant (Everything)(New York Times) Cites the «Turning the Tide» campaign, which calls for a reassessment of how much value is placed on certain applicant qualities.

The report, called Turning the Tide, recommends changes in three main areas:

I beg all real educators not to be a part of the testing charade by celebrating better test scores — if you do — you are actually buying into this sorry state of affairs --- and what happens when they go down again — which they will — do you make excuses or feel bad or ashamed --(testing needs to be used for what it was intended for)-- lets NEVER forget that — sing praises to your students real accomplishments on a daily basis — and stay true to your calling and to your heart ---- The tide will turn if you do so — and our students will benefit when that time comes again ----- Tom

Now Joseph Ricciotti takes on ConnCAN's position even more directly in a thoughtful response called, «Is the tide turning for Common Core?»

What's more, schools like these would not be subject to vital state interventions, called for by federal law, that could turn the tides for these schools.

The Mount, as the locals call it, is cut off from the rest of the world twice daily when high tides flood the causeway connecting it to the mainland, turning it into a temporary island.

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Each match will allow the player to call forth familiar summons like Ifrit, Shiva and Odin to dominate the opposing side or to turn the tide of the battle.

In DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY NT, players can choose from over 20 legendary characters and call forth familiar summons like Ifrit, Shiva and Odin to prevail over the opposing side or to turn the tide of the battle in each match.

The creators of the newest Call of Duty are attempting to turn the tide at E3 in Los Angeles this week.

This isn't a problem in something like Call Of Duty, where one player can turn the tide of an entire match through impressive map management, but in Overwatch team play isn't just recommended — it's necessary to succeed.

, or calling down your Titan from the skies above to help turn the tides of war.

To make matters even sweeter, teams will have the ability to turn the tides of a battle and call in the Joker and Bane when the going gets rough.

Fans will even be able call in the ultimate reinforcement to help turn the tide in any match by playing as The Joker or Bane themselves.

As BHO has to (and more importantly the electorate) come to face the rather poor record of judgement calls he so famously would have liked to exploit, the tide will turn.

The minority Tutsis weren't just «squeezed out» as you call it; they were butchered with machetes, but then they turned the tide and butchered the Hutus in return.

«The BP disaster in the Gulf is a wake up call,» Moving Beyond Oil says, «now is our chance to turn the tides and create a clean energy future that moves us beyond oil.»

TURNING THE TIDE / RENVERSER LA MARÉE is the theme for the CALL / ACBD 2015 conference.