Sentences with phrase «change its challenging image»
With the Nintendo Switch release, the game is trying to change its challenging image.
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The pulpit can only counter this kind of tyranny by maintaining the full spectrum of speech, using the depth language of Scripture to challenge the idolatrous images of nationalism and using the fire of that language to re-ignite rational faculties in the service of challenging and changing the state.
«These new ministers should note the challenge before them regarding the image of the country which the APC government has changed from being the «Heart of Africa» and a country of «Good people, Great nation'to that of «corrupt people, broke nation».
But you can image how challenging it is changing clothes in your car when 8 months pregnant!
But the comics this year were dependable, not challenging for the character; perhaps a calculated move after the blockbuster movie, Deadpool offered newcomers and veteran readers — who, often, are generally apprehensive to change — the exemplary image of what is expected of the killer mercenary.
Aya Chebbi: I think my inspiration is my commitment to change the narrative about Tunisia, Africa and the Middle East through people's stories... to challenge the misrepresentation and misinformation on the mainstream media that eventually shape the incomplete perceptions of others about these regions... to challenge that simply with real stories by offering another definition, logic, image or narrative...
Follow the online prompts and instructions to change your password, choose a security image and select challenge questions.
By dismantling the context of these images, Garaicoa presents a new understanding of the city, provoking and challenging the potential for social change.
In order to address these challenges and the changing landscape of image rights, the Foundation issued pilot licenses to a select group of museums in 2015, including the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), and the Tate Modern.
Image credit: Logo of the documentary program Challenge for Change / Société nouvelle, National Film Board of Canada, 1967 - 1980.
What a shattering change to the self - image of courts this requires, and what a challenge to access to justice, and what a rethink of our whole court management, indeed whole civil justice system, challenge.
Dameyon's session aimed to challenge a «constant barrage of negative images contributing to assumptions and stereotypes» that Indigenous men face, with most programs for them focused on changing their «negative» behaviours.
Google Street View, Bing Streetside and the University of Ottawa's project are all likely to face challenges ranging from privacy concerns to the difficulty of keeping images up to date in a changing world.