Sentences with phrase «necessity of change»

On the other hand, the five items in the second dimension described participant's belief about the inevitability or necessity of change in intimate relationships, such as «the longer the relationship, the more likely it is to change», «relationships change as people are unpredictable», and «relationships change as change is the only constant in life».

On the other hand I grasp the necessity of change.

But at the core of social advance there must be the dynamism that comes from the interests of those who know in their own lives the necessity of change.

Dream on me twin stroller gives you the peace of mind that your baby will be comfortable in the stroller while going out on walks, and since it can carry more weight, it diminishes the necessity of changing the stroller after your babies are all grown up.

Translation: «The whole world agrees on the necessity of change in District 13.

The Conservatives» main pitch has been the necessity of change, Labour's the threat posed by the return of the Tories.

What's more, the reformers had to persuade conservative elements within the CGPM of the necessity of the changes.

When your tot outgrows the necessity of changing clothing pieces every 3 - 6 months, and moves into the toddler sizes, those pieces are expected to hold up through some difficult situations such as frequent washing, and toddler wear - and - tear.

It also took away the necessity of changing the OPF and TOC code manually.

I read your comment as a criticism of the necessity of the changes so it was good to hear your POV.

The goal of the exhibition is to present a variety of artistic approaches that communicate an ecosystem of ideas that can demonstrate the necessity of change to patriarchal society.

These shifts and accumulations become a way to respond to the necessity of change, and the beauty and complexity of living.

The task has not been small or easy, but the benefits of transitioning to a more robust platform have already made clear the necessity of this change.

The form this change must take is hotly debated, but the necessity of change is not.