Real love complements each partner's strengths, accepts the weaknesses, and remains strong, reliable and steady in the face of challenges.
Jerry Hopwood, vice-president of reactor development at AECL, has accepted the design weaknesses, stating that they would design an advanced CANDU 6 or adapt the old one if needed, to meet the standards a (Hamilton, 2007 ). .
In Norberg et al's [ 33] consolation study, the nurse mediating consolation "walks alongside" accepting the patient's expressions of weakness, grief and pain.
"True love includes a sense of responsibility and accepting the other person as she is, with all her strengths and weaknesses.
It's unfortunate that women have kind of accepted this weakness of men.
We accept the criticisms of our weaknesses in the Ofsted report and we are revamping our education action plan.
When we can recognize our vulnerability and weaknesses, accept the challenge to grow and change, and reach out to others in the process, we will begin to break the hold of these destructive patterns.
However, if tissue specific or tumour specific gene expression is desired, a lower level of transgene expression usually has to be accepted due to the weakness of the majority of available tissue or tumour specific promoters.
She disliked the character's emotional weakness, but nevertheless accepted the role: "They convinced me that I was the audience's fears; I was a reflection of what the audience is feeling".
The sooner you acknowledge and accept a weakness, the easier it is to do something about it.
In Germany's case, the British dependence on massive imports of food and raw materials proved to be a near-fatal weakness, once Germany had accepted the political risk of unrestricted submarine warfare against commercial shipping.
