Sentences with phrase «if aa»

There has been much discussion of if Aa = Ed exactly, or just approximately.

If the AA editors could only buy one game a month for the rest of the year, this would be the ones at the moment.

Resolution won't make much difference either, not if the AA is as good as it seems.

If aa does now show space now for Erevan Shavuos, any chance ba rep can still find it?

Could you tell me if AA Advabtage program has a credit card for Europe?

If AA has nothing than BA will have nothing.

The only hitch is that one return is hold as we are waiting for SPG transfer, will be interesting to see if AA will change the birthday before ticketing as the online system won't permit ticketing / holds for unaccompanied minors.

That is correct, if AA has availability at the MilesAAver level!

So using British Airways to book is really only a good deal if AA flies direct to Orlando from your airport.

So if your AA miles are set to expire soon, this can be one of the easiest ways to keep them from expiring.

It would absolutely be HUGE if AA were to become a transfer partner, though it would likely mean SAAver awards might be even tougher to come by.

Time will tell if AA can figure out where EQDs are earned and separate them during the promotion.

Likewise, If AA adds that restriction, (or adds premium economy), I'm gone.

I'm not sure if AA was on their list.

If aa goes down for a good amount of time I say draft his replacement next year.

If an AA member chooses to disclose their own membership in AA to help others find their way to sobriety, there's nothing wrong with that.

If AA works for you, then «God» bless you.

The real question is; If the AA is so successful (quite opposite in reality) why are the same people still going there?

If AA changes people's mines to believe in God, that's that person option.

If AA can help you with this (even if you don't believe in god or gods), why not try it?

If AA is a cult Chris then it is the worst run cult in history.

because of a «God - bitten» fear if AA.

I've spent 11 years endeavoring to learn if AA.

Because, even if AA.

If the AA.

But if AA can help an atheist without demanding that he or she become a believer in a god (they're all the same to me -RCB-, or spend hours going on about same, maybe it would be worth a try.

If AA is a cult, then count me in!

If AA is not listed in the telephone directory, one can get information concerning it from other clergymen or from local civic officials, especially the judge of the local court.

I'm glad it worked for you it did for me too, but it can work for a lot more if AA became more willing to drop the second A.

If AA is to serve alcoholics of all and no religious backgrounds, it must avoid becoming identified with any one theological position.

I kind of wondered if AA was the right place for me for a while and then I connected with resources and people who were agnostic or atheist.

If AA could combine its amazing program of social therapy with psycho therapeutic insights and techniques, particularly group therapy, an approach to alcoholism with maximum effectiveness might be produced.

If you took those AA members and put them all in, say, group therapy sessions headed by a psychiatrist, psychologist, etc., if AA didn't exist at all, it's quite possible that many of them would still recover from their alcoholism with similar statistical levels of success.

Even if AA were right, which is debatable in this particular case, I would think there are more effective campaigns / suits to wage.

Not exact matches

Standard and Poor's, which downgraded the U.S. to AA + in 2011, has kept its U.S. outlook at «stable,» but has said it will lower the rating to «selective default,» or SD, if the Treasury misses any debt payment.

As essential as mobility has become to how we use technology, it simply wouldn't be possible if our choices were still limited to D, C, and AA.

If you're looking for the best AA batteries, look no further than the house brand at one of money expert...

AA requires submission and if there is nothing to submit to, there is no point to AA at all.

Uncle David: If there are more God - believers in the population, and more of them are attracted to AA because of their belief in the higher power in the first place... it does not necessarily follow that AA's approach is more successful than any other program because of sheer numbers.

If he eventually succeeds in the AA program, he will know that it is his success.

The term «sponsor» came into use as a result of certain hospital programs which admitted alcoholics only if they were sponsored by an AA member.

If you review history A has been the most successful program in history at recovery, prior to the program of AA there was almost no chance for a drunk to get straight.

If Joe is obviously in serious physical condition, the AA's may suggest that he be hospitalized so that he can receive detoxification treatment, vitamin therapy, and a sound diet.

I think if you came around to AA long enough and met some people you might rethink the modified drinking idea.

What is more, if such a development should take place, AA might set a pattern for a more fundamental cooperation between religion and psychology in dealing with human problems in general.

One of the worst things I've heard in AA was «If you don't believe in God you are going to die!»

In some cases, the alcoholic's AA solutions seemed rigid and repressive, as if the persons involved were having to hold themselves very hard to keep from slipping.

Harry knows that he must keep Joe immersed in AA if he is to maintain his sobriety during the first difficult days and weeks.

But, if Joe shows even the mildest interest, the men will invite him to an AA meeting.

The point of this article was to inform people in just such a situation that even if you don't believe in «god» you can still use AA to get better.