Sentences with phrase «movement out of the zone»

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Also, Occupy Sandy organizer Nastaran Mohit talks about our need to face down white privilege within the movement, and step out of our comfort zones.

He insisted that Britain retains control of its borders, because of opt - outs from the Schengen travel zone, and that the UK would almost certainly have to offer free movement to EU citizens in exchange for retaining access to the single market.

Also, speaking on the commitment of the Nigerian police towards a free and fair election in Edo state, the Assistant Inspector of general of Police, AIG, Zone 5 in - charge of Edo, Delta and Bayelsa states, Hashimu Argungu, had equally disclosed that there would be restriction in movement of vehicles on the day of the election excepts those carrying out very indispensable duties.

Further out to sea, the Ferrelo Fault zone showed thrust faulting — which is an upwards movement of one side of the fault.

The transition zone controls the movement of magma that flows out during a volcanic eruption.

Computer models have helped researchers simulate the conditions beneath Yellowstone, North America's largest super volcano, allowing them to discover a zone that controls the movement of magma that flows out from the Earth's mantle during an eruption.

ways to get out of our comfort zone and try new movement (even when everyone else is just sitting around)

While most of the movement between classes was due to parental complaints or behavioral problems, the attrition figures could also reflect other factors unrelated to the study, such as students» moving out of a school's geographic zone or having to repeat a grade.

A project inspired by the «color fields» movement has pushed some local artists out of their comfort zones.

Frankly, I think one could write the perfect story on global warming, or create the perfect documentary, and repeat it over and over, and still not see much movement if the goal is to rapidly shift society out of its coal - fired comfort zone as the world heads toward 9 billion people.

As we talk about social movements, climate science, Indigenous rights and our previous experiences, they slowly chart a path out of their comfort zone.