Sentences with phrase «come to terms with changes»

Acknowledging children's feelings will help them come to terms with changes and allowing children to cry will help in the healing process.

• Qualified to develop, coordinate and implement educational programs for patients and their families, to help them come to terms with changes (healthcare related) in their lives.

Harris says, however, that HM Revenue & Customs are offering a degree of fl exibility as firms come to terms with the changes.

As she struggled to come to terms with these changes, she became somewhat reactive to anything she perceived as a physical threat.

Later Bianca, obviously still musing on this incident, stands naked in front of the bathroom mirror and studies herself, trying to come to terms with the changes her body is about to undergo.

A family struggles to come to terms with changes after a death in the family in this independent drama.

In the long run Judaism found it easier to come to terms with the changes of the Second Axial Period than did Christians or Muslims, partly because each synagogue is democratically ruled and is relatively independent.

Perth - based information technology company ASG Group has reported a significant financial loss for the 2013 financial year as it struggles to come to terms with the changing sector.

But the implicit message is unmistakable: congregations must come to terms with their changing social contexts or pay the price of numerical decline.

And if congregations find themselves in the midst of numerical decline, it's because they have failed to come to terms with their changing circumstances.

It is a poignant story of people trying to hold on to their faith and community, but finally coming to terms with changes to which royal power gave the appearance of inevitability.

I spent the last few months being proud of my body, really coming to terms with my changing shape and loving it!

Both films share a pre-occupation with the hypocrisies of bourgeois Parisian life, (and there is a smart visual nod to Haneke's film with its extended final shot), but Szumowska has a greater handle on the subtleties and nuances of character, and together with Binoche they create a memorable study of a middle - aged woman coming to terms with the changing landscape of her life as she enters middle age.

A powerful film about a group of cloistered Catholic nuns coming to terms with changes in the Church during the mid-1960s.

NovitiateWritten and directed by Maggie BettsOut October 27It's hard to imagine a film that more thoroughly passes the Bechdel Test than Novitiate, a period drama about nuns coming to terms with the changes Vatican II brought to the Catholic Church in the 1960s.

The reality is that we must await legislative outcomes, followed by Gov. Rick Perry's action, and only then come to terms with change.

Flannery wrote about coming to terms with her changed situation, and deciding to focus her limited energy where it would matter most - on her writing.

Two stories are told in parallel: Lexie Sinclair quits Devon for London when the charismatic Innes Kent arrives on her doorstep, and starts her life at the heart of the 1950s Soho art scene; Elina and Ted are coming to terms with the changes wrought in their present - day lives by the birth of their son.

Known for extensively researched projects that survey places in transformation, Thiel uses the quince tradition in Cuba as a metaphor for a culture in fux, creating a portrait of a generation of young women alongside that of a city rich in heritage yet coming to terms with change and decay.

From a story on «how a donkey inspired a community to save itself» to a family divided on wind power to concerns about coastal erosion through the eyes of a Texas town, the radio series captures the struggles of every - day Americans as they come to terms with change in their communities.

In the memoir, I am coming to terms with changes, both in my circumstances and in myself, that would come to define my adult life.

If you are recently bereaved (having been married, cohabiting or in a civil partnership), you can claim OFP for a period of up to 2 years from the date of death of your spouse / civil partner / co-habitant, or until your youngest child reaches the age of 18, in order to enable you to come to terms with your changed circumstances.

My areas of expertise include problems with moods and emotions (such as anxiety and depression); difficulties in relationships; addictive and compulsive behaviours; obsessive thinking and OCD; pregnancy loss or postpartum depression; coming to terms with change and loss and a history of sexual abuse.»

However, not allowing your children to talk about how they are feeling is likely to delay or even prevent them from coming to terms with the changes that are taking place.

I'm hoping that the Gardnerian contingent can come to terms with the changing paradigms, so that they can let go and adapt to the coming changes.

Therapy is a very healthy and helpful way to come to terms with change and behaviour and fitting into the world and being happy.

Not exact matches

Rosenquist said a real change will come in viewing with younger Canadians, calling them «cord nevers,» an industry term used to describe those who don't bother at all getting a TV subscription.

With one eye on my life outside the business and the other on my changing role in it, I came up with the long - term goal of eventually being able to take off four months every yWith one eye on my life outside the business and the other on my changing role in it, I came up with the long - term goal of eventually being able to take off four months every ywith the long - term goal of eventually being able to take off four months every year.

If you have major cities with major mass incarceration problems, where progressive DAs are coming in, you are going to see big changes to mass incarceration in terms of the policies that are pursued.

DOL's rule is the latest regulatory threat to the independent BD «legacy business model,» says Matthew Lynch, managing partner of Strategy and Resources LLC, and for BDs with a significant amount of commission business that involves ERISA accounts, «something has to change» in terms of compliance and coming to terms with BICE.

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Many industries were already coming to terms with the reality that climate change regulations are getting more stringent.

The new life in Christ, the consequent transformation of all their hopes and expectations, the sense of fresh power to achieve the hitherto impossible, the vital awareness of the change which had been effected in their relations with God, the confidence of sin forgiven and of restoration to divine favor, the «joy in the holy Spirit,» and confident looking forward to great events still to come, and soon, as the result of Christ's exaltation at God's right hand and of his promised coming as Redeemer and Judge — all this lies behind the choice and the use of technical terms or concepts borrowed, first of all, from current Jewish messianism.

But when Antioch came to terms with Alexandria, Rabbula also changed side.

Derek says the themes on the album include battling cynicism («Everything Will Change»), coming to terms with who God made you to be («Eye of the Hurricane»), Jesus» nearness to those who are disenfranchised («Closer Than You Think»), unity among the divisions of the church («A Place at Your Table»), the hard work of marriage («The Vow»), and God's great love («Love Part 3»).

Those who realize that the situation they live in has been radically changed by God are forced to come to terms with the reality that they are no longer enemies but friends who together celebrate the reconciliation wrought for them by Christ.

Here is a woman who is coming to terms with a life changing reality that many of us secretly hope we never have to deal with.

There is no question, then, that my mind has changed as I have tried to come to terms with the theologies for which I am prepared to offer such a defense — whether black theologies or women's theologies or the theologies emerging from Latin America and other sectors of the Third World.

But what is critical is that the accountability be in terms of their vision, not mine — of their sense of how they ought to be growing, coming to understand the Word, or changing their relationships with others.

Fundamentalists tend to have a static view of reality: they have not come to terms with the ever - changing and evolving character of culture, religion and life itself.

No one can be said to be living at all until he has realized and come to terms with the real and permanent which transcends change and decay.

Throughout history, all religions had had to wrestle with the problem of change or, if you will, the problem of «modernism»; yet, in the twentieth century the great historic religions were forced to come to, terms with revolutionary forces heretofore unknown, namely, the «new scientific thinking» and «applied science.»

These Responsa, never regarded as inspired or authoritative in any official sense, have nevertheless been an influential factor in enabling the Jew to come to terms with a world of change and at the same time to maintain a feeling of continuity with the past of his people.

Change is inevitable and until the club owners come to terms with that, wenger will just keep this club in a stagnant position while others are improving.

Few months back I considered myself a rabid AOB sort of a Piers Morgan type, after some time I came to terms with myself that nothing was going to change, it did not matter my tirades or how many comments would post, things at ARSENAL would not change, our destiny is intertwine with AW till the day he decides is enough for him or his Contract is over, for sure not before that, SO there is no point anymore in pointing AW deficiencies nor trashing the Man, he reached the top of his abilities and is consistent with that, making the top 4 reaching the last 16 at the CL and as a BONUS last year maybe this one the FA Cup, reality is he will not reach anything more and we just have to settle and accept (as he has done) our STATUS QUO a good team but not good enough........

The French boss has come under intense criticism this term, with fans attempting to stage a protest demanding change, but that did not go to plan.

Although we do not like to gloat on other teams injuries we have to admit that it is usually our players that come back from international duty with long term injuries, so maybe luck is actually on our side for a change....

As people across the state came to terms with the implications of the change, there was something autumnal in the early spring air last week.

So, either Wenger, or the club changed their minds mid season and offered a new contract albeit on reduced terms, whether he signs it or not is another matter, I'm a bit stuck with this, on the one hand I really don't want to lose him, especially to a Premier League team, but, on the other hand I can understand the clubs position given his horrendous injury record, hopefully they'll come to a compromise that both parties are happy with.

As we all know and as been said by many Arsenal fans and critics, Wenger needs to come to terms with the current football price / pay structure and adapt... Accepting that he is wrong and tight and change... I hope for the sake of Arsenal fans all over the world, that Mr Wenger does the right thing and buys a WC striker, ARW midfielder, and CB defender.