Sentences with phrase «take control over their destiny»

As long as they are able to live with the consequences, a star could be free to make their own choices and take control over their destiny.

It says that they are ready to take control over their destiny once and for all!

Through this process of taking control over their destiny, and the training that the women receive, they are empowered to think about their lives and their future differently.

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«If a man faces up to the [unknown] and takes the dare of the future, he can have some control over his destiny.»

«In essence, those that have a lot of control over their destiny have done well and been taken over at a premium, like Warrnambool Cheese and Butter.

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Sunday 6th May Arsenal 1 - Burnley 2 Burnley take over final Europa League spot, leaving Wenger's EPL European destiny out of his control.

Eurosceptic ministers, liberated from collective ministerial responsibility for the first time over the weekend, have started to set out the case they will make in the months ahead for Britain taking back control of its destiny outside the European Union.

This gives us more of a feeling of control over our own destiny, rather than taking a passive approach to dating that rarely yields results.

As a writer who's been on the cusp of an offer too many times to count over for the past four years, for me, self publishing opens up a new empowering option that takes the «hopelessness» out of the equation, the inability to control your own destiny, the seemingly endless swim up the traditional publishing stream like a salmon, just to be eaten or thrown back to try again.

Publishers have had plenty of opportunities to take more control over their destiny up to now though.

The model I'm describing isn't ideal for all publishers, but for ones with genre depth it represents a new approach where they could better serve their customers as well as take more control over their own destiny.

When that sense of ownership is taken away, there is a feeling of helplessness and a lack of control over one's own destiny.

The exact reasons for that change haven't been discussed, though are widely believed to be a move by Samsung to take more control over its software destiny, rather than rely quite so much on Google's roadmap.

Let's be honest: for far too long, adoption agencies have been known for taking over peoples» lives, judging them by outdated standards and depriving folks of control over their own destinies.

Our goals for this conference, to strengthen families and societies by empowering women to take greater control over their own destinies, can not be fully achieved unless all governments - here and around the world - accept their responsibility to protect and promote internationally recognized human rights.

Have you ever wanted to take complete and absolute control over your own employment destiny?