The situation is so terrible that suicide has now become the
order of the day, as suicide rate keeps increasing at alarming rate daily,' she said.
Embrace Hijab Or Forget Our Votes, Muslim Women Tell Politicians
Addressing an NCSL conference in Birmingham, he will say: "The
order of the day for all of us will no doubt be efficiency savings, focus and impact.
Munby to deliver schools' advice; EDUCATION
It has become the victim of Taylorisation, Fordism, managerialism, and globalisation, and it has been reduced to routinized, technocratic and bureaucratic tasks where evidence and competency-based practice and risk assessments are the
order of the day irrespective of whether or not they improve the lot of clients.
Lena Dominelli, Social Work: Theory and Practice for a Changing Profession
It's the standing
order of the day for the 87 employees at Three-H Furniture Systems, which specializes in commercial office furniture built to client specifications.
Furniture company custom-designed success: mass customization and orders cut on demand have carved a niche for New Liskeard's Three-H Furniture Systems
Here, partnership was the
order of the day generated by the sense that if private developers worked with the metropolitan authority, then benefits would flow to all stakeholders, especially the rising middle classes drawn to Montreal by expanding financial and educational institutions.
Montreal Thinks Big
He feels invisible but lucky because he is here and not in Algiers where terror is the
order of the day.
Harbor
Thus there is a natural association of ideas between the secret military documents and the Islamic world, at a time when political will, the power of the media, and distrust among cultures are the
order of the day. This, then, is Perino & Vele's intention: to push us, with only a few elements, to think about one of the most powerful concerns of our time.
Perino & Vele: Alfonso Artiaco
Welcome to the lean world where change is the
order of the day and 20- or 30-year-old paradigms must be thrown out.
Revisiting Lean Accounting
"Raunch was often the
order of the day, [including] jokes that centered on the possibility that any one of us might be gay."
Rants & raves
THE prince of ales will be the
order of the day at five city pubs.
Time to drink up
Michael Henry Adams states, "as Harlem grew and real-estate speculation became the
order of the day, the dollar value of land became paramount in developers' eyes long before any actual profits had been realized.
Harlem Lost and Found: an Architectural and Social History, 1765-1915
Perhaps, rather than spending our time on a sermon, we should heed the words of 1 Timothy 2:1: "First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for everyone." Carefully crafted prayers might be the
order of the day. Rather than speaking for God to the people, speak to the people for God.
Day of thanksgiving November 27, 2003
In a period when isolation and concerted attempts at conversion were the
order of the day, the very existence of this office seems anomalous; but Jewish notaries existed, kept records in Hebrew, and served as the backbone of Jewish self-rule.
Theater of Acculturation: The Roman Ghetto in the Sixteenth Century
SILLY socks and outrageous ties were the
order of the day for students at Warwickshire College's Moreton Morrell site, taking part in a year-long fundraising campaign for animal charities.
Acting the giddy goat!
a community of friends...not as a social surface relation but as an existential in-depth-relation between two individuals...realizable only within the framework of the covenantal community where in depth personalities relate themselves to each other ontologically and total commitment to God and fellow man is the
order of the day.
On the loneliness of faith. (Editorial)