Sentences with phrase «central message of»

The central message of this Chapter is that great things are possible when communities take control of the issues that confront them and when governments and other parties take a role to facilitate this community control.

The central message of the Court of Appeal's decision is that the summary judgment motions court can not dispense with a trial unless it is «in the interests of justice» to do so: ``... the aim of the civil justice system is to provide a just result in disputed matters through a fair process.»

The central message of the Drummond report is that savings can be secured through reforms that will make public services in Ontario better and more efficient.

This is the central message of The Future of Professions, a new book from Richard and Daniel Susskind.

Relationships are the number one objective for your marketing success online; which brings me to the second central message of the column, SEO without spam.

This is the central message of Nordic Energy Technology Perspectives 2016 published by the International Energy Agency and Nordic Energy Research.

As far as I understand it, the central message of the feedbacks» acceleration is that a strategy of mitigation via emissions control alone is not remotely commensurate with the scope of the problem we face.

The central message of this document is that the international community must come together in a common effort to transform the global energy system over the coming decades, and that policy - makers and business leaders must place much greater emphasis on transforming the performance of national (and regional) energy systems over the coming decades.

The central message of this study is that the carbon accounting for using wood harvested from Massachusetts forests for energy is more complex than most people previously thought.

That was the central message of testimony given today by Dr. Peter H. Gleick, President of the Pacific Institute, to the Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Claude Mandil stressed that «the central message of the WEO remains an optimistic one.

This has similarly been a central message of the great free - market Austrian School economists, most notably Ludwig von Mises (another personal classical liberal icon), who in his 1949 magnum opus Human Action claimed:

For those at or near retirement, the book reprises the central message of the first one, and here's where the contrarian stance comes into play: it's not necessary to replace 70 or 80 per cent of your working income once you reach retirement.

The sentence that captures the main idea or the central message of a research paper (Thesis) is called a Thesis Statement.

The academic involvement in prior studies should form the central message of the essay.

It is a single sentence that presents the central message of the entire composition as a whole.

Its chaotic messaging contrasted with the No campaign's straightforward and concrete central message of district school funds being funneled to charters.

Is the life of the mind the central message of your learning community?

In 2012, the frustrations and hopes of a nationally representative sample of school counselors and administrators reflect the central message of this report: although counselors and administrators believe in the college and career readiness mission of counselors, a lack of focus, training, accountability, and resources for counselors stands in the way of real progress.

That's the central message of a new Australian Education Review.

The central message of this address, never actually stated, was: «Get a life.»

That's because he is one: a man who reads Nietzsche for a hobby, he thinks that the central message of Buddhism is «every man for himself» and that the London Underground is a political movement.

Some of its longueurs however will frustrate viewers, and the film's central message of how capitalism controls our lives does not always strike home.

But its central message of free play and unbound creative imagination come through loud and clear.

Many biologists will react against the central message of The Origins of Order, as it threatens to replace the current world - view with one that encompasses emergence and self - organisation, concepts that are antithetical to modern biological thinking.

The three pathways out of poverty and government's role in helping people follow those paths must be the central message of compassionate conservatism.

It seemed as if their nervousness over fleeing voters meant the Tories were prepared to sacrifice their central message of financial responsibility.

A central message of the May Day marchers was to end the use of private prisons by immigration agents to house undocumented immigrants awaiting a hearing or facing deportation.

The meaning of the kingdom of God, which is the central message of Jesus, is the unlimited love and mercy of God.

Then they led us to the cross and spoke of how the central message of the cross is grace, love, and reconciliation.

The central message of the Christian gospel is that the method by which God's redemptive love was shown was not in sending an edited message or program, nor by sending an inter-media-ry, but by being there personally in Jesus Christ, vulnerable to our pain, desolation, disease, anger and retribution - in fact being killed by it.

The central message of the Christian faith is the historical reality of Jesus Christ.

That is, what criterion for judgment is used in discovering Christ as the central message of each of the Bible's books?

This last is a central message of the book: Francis and Clare saw themselves as being at the service of God and their fellow men and in a special way of the poor.

It is the central message of Jesus: «The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe the gospel» (Mk.

This is the central message of the tradition.

Thus, they are what you hear from most of Christianity, with the exception of a few churches who make it a central message of their faith to celebrate financial success.

She bravely tried to make a case that the Church's charitable work and her central message of spiritual salvation outweighs any other considerations.

The central message of Christianity, that Jesus bore witness to God's redemptive work and to its sovereignty in the world, provides the basis for the new theological proposal, both materially and in regard to the way tradition is handled and handed on.

«So long as the gifts and the parties are happening, it's important for us to keep in mind the central message of this season,» he said, «and keep Christ's words not only in our thoughts, but also in our deeds.»

The central message of Jesus was that in Him, heaven and earth were now being joined together.

Those who fully appropriate the central message of Jesus into their lives, whatever portion of «Christians» this may be, evidence a combination of freedom, moral concern, inner peace and good works of love that often bear fruit in the lives of others.

Our purpose is here to indicate what this book says about the central message of the Christian faith.

Wow, so your interpretation of Genesis is even less relevant to the central message of Christianity than I thought?

The irony is that the central message of Christianity, treating others as you would like to be treated, is completely overshadowed by the obsession with the rules of the trivial behavior mentioned above.

The Cross and salvation is the central message of the Gospel.

There is general agreement that it was the central message of Jesus.

There is a good deal of the central message of the Gospel here; God's gracious and forgiving love is powerfully described.

The parables with their central message of Jesus regarding the rule of God, through their images drawn from nature, serve as the medium of generating understanding regarding that rule.

And when taken in the context of the whole of Scripture, they provide the dialectical nuance that gives even more substance to the central message of the holy books, namely, that God is one who makes and keeps promises.