Sentences with phrase «listening to our pleas for»

Was Michael Smith listening to the plea for action in my recent semi-annual review?

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The pope cautiously distinguishes between the modem absolutist and centralist exercise of the primacy and the biblically based Petrine office and its exercise during the first millennium, and he invites other Christians «to engage with me in a patient and fraternal dialogue on this subject, a dialogue in which, leaving useless controversies behind, we could listen to one another, keeping before us only the will of Christ for his Church and allowing ourselves to be deeply moved by his plea» for unity.

Listen to your child's cries and complaints not as something for you to hush and silence (or to scold and reprimand), but as their desperate plea for help and connection, from which you can both grow together.

«The $ 275 million appropriation is a giant step in what needs to be done in Rodman's Neck, and I applaud our Mayor for finally listening to the pleas of the City Island community.

There are moments here and there that do manage to strike an unnerving chord, when the audience can actually fear just how harrowing an experience it must be, not only to be abducted and en route to death, but also how horrible it must be to be a 911 operator who must potentially listen to an anguished and frightened victim's last pleas for help and not be able to do anything about it.

Listened to a plea from Utah's rural schools to get more funding for the most rural of Utah's schools, the necessarily existent small schools.

«We're grateful that the majority of legislators are bucking the special interests and listening to the pleas of parents who want a great school for their children,» said Kara Neidhardt, a spokesperson for Families for Excellent Schools, a charter advocacy group.

It seems that Ford listened to our pleas, for the all - new 2015 Edge not only gets an AWD / turbo I4 package, but it gets an all - new, twin - scroll version of the 2.0 - litre as well.

Mednikow notes «[we have] appealed to Peruvian authorities for help with this disastrous situation, and we can only hope they will listen to our plea.

If you have made it all the way down to the bottom of this post, I can not thank you enough for listening to my plea.

This was the year that publishers attempted to answer what they felt to be a sincere plea for more core releases on Wii — either the core market wasn't listening, or it never truly existed in the first place.

What's funny is Sega is concerned the game won't be profitable in the west.But if they had actually released it in the NA / EU regions it would have.Sega listen you guys have fucked yourselves big time.Not giving info to your fans in the west.Ignoring pleas for even some tidbits by game journalist.Focusing on garbage sonic games that no one really wants.These are some of the reasons you probably will not be profitable in the west with pso2.The interest in this game outside of Japan and the handful of western fans is all but non existent.A decent f2p mmo will make money in the west.Instead you are screwing yourselves out of profit to be made in the west.In the year + you were silent many many f2p titles have been released.Some being actually good.So now there is a lot of competition and still no western release.By next year it will be more.I was excited for this game but I wont download the jp version.And honestly if you released the game in NA, I'll most likely just pass on it now.I was once a fan of the pso franchise.Now I have given up on it and lost any faith in you sega as a company.

Our firm listened to the pleas of the Chief Justice of the Tax Court of Canada at the November 2017 Canadian Tax Foundation National Conference in Toronto for funding so as to hire more personnel and improve technology.

Not only are babies incapable of listening to your rationale pleas for sleep, but they are tiny, fragile things that require your constant vigilance and protection.

It only half - listened to the requests for a superior camera and didn't pay attention to pleas for a microSD slot.

Trump pledged to look «very strongly» at the proposal for arming educators, the President said at the White House Wednesday after listening to a series of emotional stories and pleas to enhance school safety