Sentences with phrase «weaker members»

Folks this is nothing more than a bribe by the Republican party in the Senate to a handful of weak members in order to remain in power as long as possible.

Under the cover of the police, they unleash mayhem on weak members of the public.

Such a species might find human notions about protecting weak members of the community just as gut - level repugnant as we find the notion of murdering them.

Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, at last brought a «big bazooka» to his shoulder in defence of the eurozone by pledging to backstop weaker members» debt.

An exodus of the euro zone's weaker members bodes poorly for the stronger economies of northern Europe.

It goes without saying that weaker member countries such as Venezuela are on the brink of possible economic collapse.

Perhaps while some of the core pushers of that accusation won't reveal damaging material about the entire situation surrounding those worthless non - «Western Fuels / ICE campaign» memos, there is very likely at least one or more weak members of that clique who are willing to turn on the others just to save their own skins.

Weaker members of the group then had to teach me, as it was my first year in the school and because I had never taught Aussie Rules before, I didn't know anything about it.

The question now is whether the E.C.B.'s action merely delayed the inevitable reckoning for the euro zone's weakest members or whether falling interest rates and improved growth will become entrenched, bringing the critical phase of the Continent's debt crisis to a close.

«We are only as weak as our weakest member and at All Hands there is no weakness.

Thanks for enduring the stress so that the weakest members of the human family can hear that it is AT LEAST POSSIBLE to be heard for who we are.

Thus the weak members of civilized societies propagate their kind.

Of course, on some extremely grave matters — such as abortion — we as a society are never fully certain whether we are engaged in a heroically virtuous act of women's liberation or in the heartless extermination of the weakest members of the human community for the purposes of the stronger.

In the case of a turndown, unemployment affects some of society's weakest members.

If we read carefully, we see that Paul is actually denouncing stipends, and for the same reason given in the case of meat consumption — that the strong should limit their freedom in order to avoid causing «scandal» for the weaker members.

• Children in this gospel symbolize the weaker members of society, whom we tend to overlook.

I believe in charity, in helping, in communal living, in communities coming together and helping the weaker member.

What we need to do is stop these bullies behind the hate ball and give real support to the weakest members of our society

Pastors, however, stay in one area, and Paul's instruction to them is that they work hard with their hands, providing for themselves, their families, and the weaker members of the church with the income they receive from their trade.

As Mahatma Gandhi said, a society must ultimately be morally judged by how it treats its weakest members.

This destructive trend, in which the elite of a society judge whether its weaker members have lives worthy to be lived, is not entirely new.

And it wouldnt take long for that elite group to start removing some of its weaker members by restructuring the laws...

It is said that every team is only as strong as its weakest member.

-LSB-...] force George Osborne into the centre of the election campaign — as has been discussed over at Liberal Conspiracy he's widely seen to be one of the weakest members of the Shadow Cabinet.

According to him, dresses that exposed vital body parts of women tempted some «weaker members» and even some of the priests.

The weaker members of the eurozone should be transferred forthwith to the Disney Corporation theme park division.

I will be as strong as the weakest member of my team.

Panepinto, whose win was a lone bright spot in an otherwise disappointing election cycle for the Senate Democrats, was viewed as the weakest member of the conference as it heads into a campaign with high hopes of re-taking the majority, thanks in part to an anticipated uptick in turnout the presidential race traditionally brings.

But what grew within him as a father was something more: not just noblesse oblige, but a genuine interest in how a Tory prime minister could help the weakest members of society.

We had contacted the California Academy of Sciences in hopes of eliciting their cooperation on donating some of the weaker members from their penguin exhibit, but they were cool on the subject, to say the least.

«All of us are only as good as the weakest member of the group.»

Researchers at the University of Texas (U.T.) Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas noticed that mice used two primary methods to cope with defeat after being repeatedly pummeled by larger, more aggressive foes: Some of the weaker members withdrew, avoiding all types of social interaction for more than a month, whereas others rolled with the punches, so to speak, quickly bouncing back to their normal behavior.

From Gandhi to Mandela, wise men have often said something to the effect of a nation's greatness being measured not by how it treats its strongest, but by its weakest members.

During the fight with Superman, Flash zooms around his back for a sneak attack, only to see Superman turn his head and follow his movements with a sneer on his face, the ultimate «oh fuck» moment for the weakest member of the team.

Mr. Hitchcock has been helped by admirable dialogue, written by Mr. Ian Hay and Miss Helen Simpson, and a fine cast, a cast with only two weak members.

The weakest member of the cast is easily Kevin Kline as Chief Inspector Charles Dreyfus.

«I added «Even the weakest member has value, even in a class,»» noted Crossley.

More able students were able to infer ideas from their research and responses of greater depth, showing greater understanding, which they then explained to the weaker members of the group.

Similarly, initially low - achieving students are challenged more to get a good grade with tough teachers, but particularly when they are among the weakest members of a class.

We don't have a way of easing the weakest members of the teaching force out of the profession.

The Law of the Splintered Paddle is basically understood to mean that citizens have a right to defend themselves against mistreatment by the government and that the weaker members of society can expect protection from the more powerful members.

Joe likes to think that his work restores some kind of balance and justice in an unfair world where those who have the power abuse the weaker members of society.