Sentences with phrase «new clarion call»

Tamsin Kelly, mother of three and editor of the parenting website Parentdish.co.uk, greets Tough's new clarion call for common sense with open arms.

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At the time the New York Times wrote that the tower «is a clarion call to wealthy outsiders.

The clarion call for generating new business in 2014 will be loud and long.

It is a clarion call to reassert the claims of liberal theology within the range of insights now available to us, and in response to new demands and responsibilities which now make their claim upon us.

What we have encountered among the pioneers in this section is a clarion call to reclaim the New Testament's bold assertion, in 1 John, that love itself is no mere divine attribute but characterizes the very being of God.

Earlier in his remark, the Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo admonished the new monarch not to see his position as a clarion call to serve his subjects not only in Ile - Ife but in the entire world as the ancient town represents the cradle of black race and human civilization.

The new demand for academic «rigor» extended to teachers» education, and the clarion call came for teacher preparation programs to abandon «soft» courses & programs in pedagogy and require teachers to take «hard» academic course work, earn a «real» BA degree, and have the pedagogy appended in post-graduate credential programs.

Breaking Barriers: Excellence and Equity for All is a clarion call to all educators to intensify their efforts to take teaching and learning, student engagement, achievement, and advocacy to new heights.

Joyner's «four generations» begin with Spiral collective painters such as Norman Lewis and Richard Mayhew, who met in the early 1960's in New York at the studio of Romare Bearden to discuss what it meant to be an artist of color at the clarion call of the civil rights movement.

Both works quickly became a clarion call for the «New Sculpture» in England, a stylistically diverse movement marked by innovative reconsiderations of classical sculpture.

Indeed, Hu's clarion call to Beijing's policy makers reverberates across the pacific where a different visionary, renown journalist and leading globalization commentator Thomas Friedman (in his new book Hot, Flat and Crowded) has also called upon his fellow Americans to turn the challenge of fighting climate change into an opportunity to generate new wealth.

However, the main spark for some environmentalist soul - searching was David Wallace - Wells» sweeping New York magazine exploration of the plausible worst - case climate scenarios we could be facing and the deeply unsatisfactory response from much of the green community to this ear - splitting clarion call.