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" Beware, you dogs ," he wrote to his former " friends of the left ": " When the Devil is loose in me you will not curb him again.
The central message of both the IPCC reports and the Sir Nicholas Stern reports to us, world leaders, is crystal clear: unless urgent actions are done to curb greenhoses gasses emissions by shifting to a new global energy mix based on renewable energy sources, and unless timely adaptation is done, the adverse impact of climate change on all communities, will be catastrophic.
* In the second month of the first year ( 1661 ) of Kangxi, Qing court issued the emperor's decree: The sea shore inhabitants will be ordered to move inland 50 Li ( Chinese: 里 ; translation: mile ), to curb their links with the Taiwan rebels ( Koxinga ).
Gilbert's attitude to the Irish may be captured in one quote from him, dated 13 November 1569: " These people are headstrong and if they feel the curb loosed but one link they will with bit in the teeth in one month run further out of the career of good order than they will be brought back in three months.
" Accepting King's narrow concentration on price stability had resulted in disaster, the 2012 Financial Services Bill, in transferring the majority of macroprudential regulatory powers from the FSA to the Bank, will grant the Financial Policy Committee ( chaired by King ) the power to curb lending in booms, including placing limits on the public's access to mortgages.
The party supports legislation that will curb Supreme Court authority over the Knesset.
This transition is reducing the notion of one link, one vote in SEO, a trend proponents hope will help curb linkspam as a whole.
If a dervish should become too enraptured, another Sufi, who is in charge of the orderly performance, will gently touch his frock in order to curb his movement, The dance of the dervishes is one of the most impressive features of the mystical life in Islam, and the music accompanying it is of exquisite beauty, beginning with the great hymn in honor of the Prophet ( na't-i sharif, written by Jalaluddin himself ) and ending with short, enthusiastic songs, some things sung in Turkish.
Where this would have taken him will never be known, because he was killed in a tragic accident in 1915 when, while leaving the Metropolitan Opera in New York, a car jumped the curb and struck him down.
In contrast, if the West should form an alliance of all moderates, liberal and illiberal, it will effectively curb international and domestic violence, preparing the ground for advancing democracy and human rights by non-lethal means.
While some teens in the UK embraced the message of abstinence, some critics rejected and ridiculed SRT, claiming it was anti-sex or unrealistic, and have stated that it seems unlikely that abstinence programs will attract widespread support in the UK because of the UK's different attitude about sexuality and sex education, but the group's Assistant National Director for the UK, Denise Pfeiffer, says there is a real need for such a movement in the UK to curb what she sees as the ever-increasing rates of sexually transmitted infections and teenage pregnancies, both of which she claims are the highest in Western Europe.
It was originally started as part of MAM's campaign to curb India's problem of farmer suicide, by providing children of agricultural families a means to education that will expand their vocational options.
If you were to play this outside and have the ball hit the grass or the edge of a curb, the ball will be replayed but if the player was to hit the ball before it reached the grass, the ball is still fair.
Instead of Milky Way and similar foods ( e. g. the Cadbury Fudge ) being snack foods that won't prevent one from eating normal meals, modern marketing positions these snacks as ones that will reduce hunger at mealtimes and curb the appetite in-between.
NB: If the bike's wheels are 24 " or larger they will normally mount the curb instead of being stopped by it.
On trash day, Marge tells Homer to take the dead Death to the curb which Homer says he will without enthusiasm.
The Corps of Engineers will then attempt to curb the leakage by filling affected areas with grout while simultaneously filling a portion of the dam with concrete as a more permanent solution.
Additionally, most people prefer a curb chain with links that run through two others, rather than one, as this decreases the chance the chain will pinch.
With a curb, one ounce of pressure on the reins will apply more – sometimes far more – than one ounce of pressure on the horse's mouth.
A bradoon that is too wide may get caught on top of the port of the curb bit and push the bridoon's joint upward into the upper palate, while one that is too narrow will pinch the horse's skin against his molars.
The width of the curb bit is also important: a curb that is too narrow will cause the shanks to pinch the lips, one that is too wide will cause the lips to be pinched between the curb and the curb chain and may also cause it to lie unevenly in the mouth.

will and instinctual
Freud regards this last source as “ perhaps more painful to us than any other ”, and the remainder of this book will extrapolate on the conflict between individual instinctual gratification-seeking and the reality of societal life.
Freud concludes this book by expanding on his distinction between eros and thanatos: “ When an instinctual trend undergoes repression, its libidinal elements are turned into symptoms, and its aggressive components into a sense of guilt ”, and he ponders on how the eternal battle between these heavenly powers will play out in mankind.
This " millenial struggle of human beings for the subordination of instinctual life under the dominion of morally free human will " is a cultural product, production of which women are largely responsible.

will and desires
Indeed, again and again, the space merchants confirm the prediction of the humanists that the conditioners and behavioral scientists, once they have seen through human nature, will have nothing except their impulses and desires to guide them.
If we fail to develop the means to hunt down and destroy the enemy's military force with extreme care and precision, and if war comes in spite of our most ardent desires for peace, our choice of alternatives will be truly frightening.
I am confident that it will, but consumer spending in the Sixties will not be fortified by the great backlog of wants and desires which characterized most of the Fifties.
Thus aesthetic judgments might be seen to be based on the senses, emotions, intellectual opinions, will, desires, culture, preferences, values, subconscious behavior, conscious decision, training, instinct, sociological institutions, or some complex combination of these, depending on exactly which theory one employs.
If the catechumen is of age, the celebrant will ask him or her if he or she desires Baptism, to which the catechumen will respond: " I do.
* Avon — a " sin of lust or uncontrollable emotion, committed against one's will and is not in line with one's true inner desires ".
Legislative votes are determined by the intensity of personal preference, desires of constituents, and, ultimately, what will lead to the particular legislator ’ s greatest utility.
Aims of life vary with each and every individual ; and the more society is civilized, the more will individuality be developed, and the more will desires be varied.
Schopenhauer's doctrine, which Nietzsche also refers to as Western Buddhism, advocates a separating oneself of will and desires in order to reduce suffering.
The pattern continues until a point is reached where neither firm desires “ to change what it is doing, given how it believes the other firm will react to any change .” The equilibrium is the intersection of the two firm ’ s reaction functions.
When Pope Urban had said these ... things in his urbane discourse, he so influenced to one purpose the desires of all who were present, that they cried out " It is the will of God!
Schopenhauer moreover considers the desires of the will to entail suffering: because these selfish desires create constant conflict in the world.
When, after spiritual practice ( sādhanā ), a person realizes that the true " self " is the immortal soul rather than the body or the ego all desires for the pleasures of the world will vanish since they will seem insipid compared to spiritual ānanda.
: If any pilgrim monk come from distant parts, if with wish as a guest to dwell in the monastery, and will be content with the customs which he finds in the place, and do not perchance by his lavishness disturb the monastery, but is simply content with what he finds: he shall be received, for as long a time as he desires.
It indicates that a computer, alien, mythical creature or other object will be treated as a completely human character, with similar rights, capabilities and desires as any human character.
Harris says nothing changes if the machine controls desires at random-the victim still seems to lack free will.
Usually, when a nation no longer desires to abide by the terms, they usually will seek to either covertly circumvent the terms or to simply end their participation in the treaty.
And He is the All-Mighty, the Oft-Forgiving ;" Those who pass the test are rewarded with Paradise: " Verily for the Righteous there will be a fulfilment of ( the heart's ) desires ;"
" Nussbaum appropriates Rawls's critique of the insufficiencies of Utilitarianism, showing that a rational person will consistently prefer a system of justice that acknowledges boundaries between separate persons rather than relying on the aggregation of the sum total of desires.

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