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• "Ramallah marks the starting point of actions which I am convinced this government will take, " he said.
• For those of us in Tenneco's management center, the point of action has shifted to the Eastern Seaboard ."
• Finally, the wheel turns to the phase of the white buffalo _ beyond the point of action, as the wise man or tribal elder.
• Fagen also sits on the board of CentraForce, a cross-media research company revolutionizing how audiences are defined, reached, and brought to the point of action.
• The first thing we do when we talk to Pixar is look at the script and pick out high points of action that are no-brainers,
• With this, all the forces acting on a beam can be added, with their respective points of action being the value of " a ".
• During the battle of Gettysburg, the seminary, on a ridge west of the town, became a focal point of action on the first day of battle, 1 July 1863.
• In order to understand what is happening at the point of action and to be able to take decisions quickly, the operational commander needs to be able to observe results.
• "The further one gets away from the point of action, the less fidelity one has with what's really happening, " said Franks, operational commander of the war, speaking from Qatar.
• In 1898, E . St . Elmo Lewis developed a model which mapped a theoretical customer journey from the moment a brand or product attracted consumer attention to the point of action or purchase.
• At a Houston news conference, he recalled his experience as an Army officer and West Point professor and said : " One of the things the Army teaches you is that you go to the point of action.
• "It's a disastrous policy, but it all boils down to a few points of action, " said Lodewijk de Waal, chairman of the Netherlands'largest workers'union, FNV . " I want them to come back to the system that we have.
• By definition the coordinate of the point of action of force on a point particle ( and the torque as well ) is the coordinate of the particle itself . talk ) 17 : 53, 29 March 2010 ( UTC)
• Due to a lack of time and knowledge, background research and independent investigation of the events at the site of occurrence can be non-existent, with most research, if any, being done in the journalist's home country before they set off for the point of action.
• In August 2009, the band toured the U . S . South to support the release of the full-length album " Point of Action " . " Point of Action " was released simultaneously on LP by Deranged Records and on CD by Dirtnap Records.
• In August 2009, the band toured the U . S . South to support the release of the full-length album " Point of Action " . " Point of Action " was released simultaneously on LP by Deranged Records and on CD by Dirtnap Records.
• Lithe and beautiful, with exotic Chinese eyes, Weissmuller couldn't act, but he moved like a panther _ he won five gold swimming medals in the 1924 and 1928 Olympics _ and beautiful movement used to be the point of action movies before " action " became a synonym for sadism.
• Ed Husic described the feelings of the panel shortly after viewing the episode, recounting that " there was silence in the room after we watched it and I just felt a deep sense of indignation that it just didn t seem like anyone had really been moved to a point of action ."
• Plotinus explained : " The point of action is contemplation . & Contemplation is therefore the end of action " and " Such is the life of the divinity and of divine and blessed men : detachments from all things here below, scorn of all earthly pleasures, the flight of the lone to the Alone ."