"As a former state and national party chair, a major donor, a fund-raiser and, first and foremost, a citizen, I would do so to engender a sense among citizens that they can take back their political system".
Doing so will engender loyalty and may even boost retention rates among Millennial generation employees -a virtuous cycle and a win-win for both employer and employee.
VENICE — Mira Nair's film "The Reluctant Fundamentalist," which opened the 69th Venice International Film Festival, is a refreshing contrast to the movies so far engendered by the war on terror in that the central protagonist is a Pakistani Muslim.
But the terror that the outside world so frequently engenders can be neutralized — by YouTube videos of dachshund puppies, Facebook updates from "friends" I do not know, Instagrammed chronicles of exotic meals I am too timid to ever try and too cheap to ever pay for, the Twitter wisdom of @KimKierkegaardashian, not to mention that one Tumblr about how dads are the original hipsters.
So, it engenders great anxiety and since my appointment at the end of March, and even more so since I assumed office at the beginning of July, the most frequent question addressed to me has been: 'What does this mean?'.
Forgiveness has over the past forty or so years engendered the interest of scholars and practitioners in such disparate fields as psychology, law, politics, international affairs, sociology, and philosophy.
They play with such flair and heart, engender so much passion from their fans.
Inevitably, we are bound to ask why a 25-year-old woman should engender so much coverage.
In short, the present originates from the past so as to engender the future.
We use the two cases of daily showering and the congestion charging scheme in London to consider the distinctive challenges of understanding transitions in practice and of governing these so as to engender more sustainable ways of life.
