Sentences with phrase «more urgent reasons»

Cesar has much more urgent reasons to leave for America and these chapters, mixed in with the look at their lives in Oaxaca, paint a vivid, colorful portrait of the Mexican countryside.

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For this reason, it is more urgent than ever that we connect the story of the cosmos with that of revelation.

For this and related reasons a certain Catholic preference has emerged for responding in a manner intellectually more straightforward and culturally more urgent, that is, for dialogue concerning the dignity of the human person and its ethical implications.

Our bold stance in defense of reason's capacity for the universal — a capacity fulfilled in Christ's universal truth — is how we serve the deepest need of our age, a need all the more urgent because so thoroughly repressed by the skeptical, cynical mentality that predominates.

Some procedures are more urgent or vital, and should be performed first and should not be combined for safety reasons, such as procedures with an increased infection risk, spinal fusion and heart surgeries, she said.

giving schools more notice of significant changes to the curriculum, exams and accountability, and not making changes to qualifications in the academic year or during a course, unless there are urgent reasons for doing so

The truth is more likely that they don't need someone right now, or they were on vacation, or they are covered up with an urgent project, or any of a hundred other reasons.

Today's news that women pay significantly more in insurance premiums than men for individual health insurance policies is another reason for the urgent need for comprehensive health care reform,» said Cecile Richards, president of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.