Sentences with phrase «recent correspondence»

Recent correspondence concerning sexuality and love draws me to argue that, surprising as it may seem, sexual activity can not by itself generate or increase human love.

At any time you can correct, update or remove your personal data by contacting Anne Thiel (please include a copy of the most recent correspondence from Forest Trends Association).

Most recently, Garvey has curated and written the catalog for We Are What You Eat, the inaugural art exhibition at the United Nations headquarters in New York City, which opened in early May 2016 and co-curated the Atlanta Biennial (ATLBNL): Recent Correspondence at the Atlanta Contemporary in August 2016.

PSS I shall probably add to the above post (by way of an update) in the next day or two, with my most recent correspondence to the Head of the Bureau, Andrew Johnson.

I just finished reading an about - to - be-released book containing recent correspondence and transcripts of interviews with Charles Mason, now age 77.

Most recently Garvey curated «We Are What You Eat» the inaugural art exhibition at the United Nations headquarters in New York City, which opened in early May 2016 and co-curated the Atlanta Biennial (ATLBNL): Recent Correspondence at the Atlanta Contemporary in August 2016.

Dear Father Editor, I read the recent correspondence and features about the question or evolution, original sin and the soul with interest.

Recent correspondence with a Jain leader reveals a contrary view.

«We continue to stand firmly in that posture as we seek a coalition under similar terms as have existed between the IDC and Senate Republicans, and are willing to enter a coalition consistent with the recent correspondence from state Democratic party officials.

Senate Democratic Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins said the mainline conference is «willing to enter a coalition consistent with the recent correspondence from state Democratic party officials.

«We continue to stand firmly in that posture as we seek a coalition under similar terms as have existed between the IDC and Senate Republicans, and are willing to enter a coalition consistent with the recent correspondence from state Democratic party officials,» she said.

«We continue to stand firmly in that posture as we seek a coalition under similar terms as have existed between the IDC and Senate Republicans, and are willing to enter a coalition consistent with the recent correspondence from state Democratic party officials,» she stated.

This recent correspondence outlines a new policy of the patronage divesting process as «enabling diversity of provision in an area where there is no demographic imperative to establish a school, however, the intention is that the establishment of a divested school does not adversely affect existing primary schools in the area.»

Last week I shared a recent correspondence I had with one of our authors about his self publishing experience with Outskirts Press.

As a change from my Briffa reconsideration, I was intrigued by the recent correspondence between Nigel Lawson and Paul Nurse, President of the Royal Society, discussed from time to time at Bishop Hill, most recently here.

In fact, in a recent correspondence I had with a University of West England Professor regarding a conference they put on to discuss the psychology of climate denial, I brought this very issue up.

I have no recent correspondence raging against the machine although I expect the FINTRAC requirements effective June 23 will provide enough fodder for later editorials.