Redefining the vocation

It's a very relaxing vocation. I recommend it.

We are committed to Ukraine s European vocation, but not to its EU membership.

Despite marches and crises, my struggle has continued to motivate the group of actors and nourish our vocation.

I recognize that our Soviet heritage accounts for much of the hardship Ukraine faced in seeking its European vocation.

But the couple, very consistent with their vocation of putting on a show, made sure not to go unnoticed.

And, as with the older castes, there is no need for any qualification for the vocation birth alone is sufficient.

As nearly always happens, Phelps s choice of vocation came after meeting an important professor, in this case the Harvard economist James Nelson.

Syrian refugee Talal Al Tinawi is a mechanical engineer, but since he arrived in Brazil at the end of 2013, he has found another vocation.

And it appears to vindicate European Union countries, such as France and Germany, that never trusted Turkey s capacity to reconcile its Islamist vocation with its European aspirations.

Instead, the vocation of Europe in the course of the twenty first century should be to become the lever of step by step inter continental convergence and unification.

In reality, the question of what to do in Afghanistan concerns the old vocation of the white man s burden, which never seems to die, however costly and duplicitous it might be.

Yet, from another point of view, dialogue prevails over war and the stubborn defense of what one believes to be his identity, because it brings us closer to the vocation of humanity.

To illustrate this theory he hastened to add that, in his opinion, the Russian people view results from their consciousness of a vocation to populate the vast unoccupied tracts in the East.

At thirteen he went to Gresham's School in Norfolk there, in 1922, when his friend Robert Medley asked him if he wrote poetry, Auden first realised his vocation was to be a poet.

He, who in her opinion had such a decided vocation for statesmanship, in which he ought to have played a conspicuous part, had sacrificed his ambitions for her and never showed the least regret.

And it now seemed to him that there was not one of the dogmas of the Church which could disturb the principal thing faith in God, in goodness, as the sole vocation of man.

But it retains the vocation and characteristics of a major power a rich culture and history, vast size, formidable nuclear capabilities, strong influence across Eurasia, and the capacity to be a spoiler in many conflicts.

'It is easy to be led astray when drawing conclusions as to the general vocation of a people,' said Metrov, interrupting Levin. 'The condition of the labourer will always depend on his relation to land and capital.'

TEL AVIV The old vocation of what Rudyard Kipling called the White Man s Burden the driving idea behind the West s quest for global hegemony from the days of imperial expansion in the nineteenth century to the current, pathetically inconclusive, Libyan intervention has clearly run out of steam.

Let them come to the language classes in every village and city where young people are readying themselves for Europe by learning French and German and English.Those who doubt Ukraine s European vocation should understand that Europe is not a matter of hardware and superhighways it is the unquenchable desire for freedom, prosperity, and solidarity.