Sentences with phrase «continuous struggle»

On the family level the typical conflict between mother - in - law abd her child's spouse is in its essence a struggle for power... Social clubs, fraternities, faculties, and business organizations are scenes of continuous struggle of power between groups that either want to keep what power they already have or seek to attain new power... «of the gods we know.»

The impression prevails that, despite decades of continuous struggle for reform, little or nothing has changed.

Although Williams goes on to qualify significantly the claim that Israel's understanding of God's love is ethnocentric, he cites with approval H. Richard Niebuhr's statement «that the history of Israel is marked by an almost continuous struggle between social henotheism and radical monotheism» (SFL 26).

Real painting is a mysterious and continuous struggle with chance — mysterious because the very substance of the paint... can make such a direct assault on the nervous system; continuous because the medium is so fluid and subtle that every change that is made loses what is already there in the hope of making a fresh gain.

As a result of continuous struggles over management policies, she left the Humane Society and started the Animal Rescue League on 10 - acres of her Flying Hills farm near what would become the junction of Routes 724 and the Morgantown Expressway.

Though Wild and Sundström impressively supported Max and Jacob's continuous struggle with each other through the captivating cinematography and score, Creevy unfortunately failed to create a completely cohesive and thoroughly explained story.

so, he puts us in a place of continuous struggle and pain and say that if we don't choose Him we will burn in hell for eternity.

I believe the continuous struggle is for the perpetual liberating of free people from institutions that would enslave them and eventually kill their spirit.

I believe the continuous struggle is for the perpetual...

We want others to learn from your trials and tribulations, to be enlightened and to be aware of the continuous struggles that you encounter each and every day.

«In any democracy, it is a continuous struggle for balancing between the executive and the legislature because each of them is a creature of the law.

Who wants to start their own group in a country where it is difficult to find PhD students, where there is a continuous struggle for inadequate funding and even for your own (in most cases short - term) position?

These addictions are experienced by the entire breadth of society, from the -LSB-...] Read more Complacency is a continuous struggle that we all have to fight.

School budgets are never comfortably sufficient and there is a continuous struggle to fulfill a variety of needs.

The Journey for Justice Alliance is releasing a new report — Failing Brown v Board: A Continuous Struggle Against Inequity in Public Education — on Monday, May 14th in an event at the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, DC.

The basic premise of this philosophy is that life is a journey of personal growth and enlightenment that comes from the continuous struggle and search for meaningful responses to life's challenges.

Here are some reasons why this wild ride of a story is so successful: Under the Wide and Starry Sky gives us insight into the life of Robert Louis Stevenson: his life long struggle with a fibroid lung disease, his dreams that resulted into his wonderful stories, his continuous struggle with finances, and his devotion to Fanny (Elizabeth K).

She explained that even well - known female artists did not want to be part of this film as they did not want to get on this stage, which only stresses the continuous struggle of getting heard, having a voice in society, a matter of hiding.

Through the diverse exhibitions of biennials, one can see the continuous struggle of evolution and development, introduction of new biennial creators and new perspectives of art influenced by the social politics of the local milieu.

Yet these forces generated a critical and profound questioning and inspired a continuous struggle to create, modify and reshape reality.

It became evident that Lenaerts views a cooperative preliminary reference practice as the solution to the continuous struggle between the ECJ and national constitutional courts that results from the starkly contrasting theories of the «proper intellectual copyright» of the European legal order.

This concern might explain why over the course several decades — until the recent decision of the Czech constitutional court in Landtová — no national constitutional court has openly set aside EU law notwithstanding the continuous struggle between the ECJ and constitutional courts.