It should be engaging in self-examination, developing an agenda that addresses the real problems faced by Americans and reaching out to the millions of voters who have left the GOP in recent years.
34 Ardelt 35 defines wisdom as an integration of cognitive, reflective, and affective (compassionate) characteristics in relation to understanding the truth of life, engaging in self-examination to develop self-awareness and self-insight, and decreasing self-centeredness; the embodiment of these characteristics tends to result in compassionate love and concern for the welfare of others.
Presented with such strong criticisms, you might expect Grant Thornton, in particular, to engage in some self-examination.
The question is, Can you drive down truancy rates, reduce violence and make other improvements with those donations?" The last president, Betty S. Beene, announced her resignation in September 2000 after losing a bid to persuade the local United Ways to engage in intense self-examination of their effectiveness every few years.
All he can do is engage in painful self-examination, dramatised sometimes as a debate between two voices in his head, dubbed Thicko and Sicko, the first of whom jeers and accuses, while the second wriggles uncomfortably and feebly defends himself.
It demands that we promulgate, experiment, and implement new ideas, and engage in probing self-examination with academic rigor and inquisitiveness.
The seeming inability of most Israelis to engage in any self-examination blinds them to the injustices they have inflicted on a subject people.
Colleges and universities implicated in the scandal, along with other institutions witnessing the fallout, have engaged in intense self-examination with some issuing a mea culpa, while others express some degree of victimization.
