For this had been an adventure, not a holiday; exposed and vulnerable on a bike, a part of the landscape through which you travel, it brings a real feeling of achievement, of movement, of sensual pleasure, of survival.
May 1 marks the 79th anniversary of Dorothy Day's great achievement: a movement whose vision of activist faith couldn't be farther from the moralizing of the religious right that has seemed to define Christianity's incursion on politics since the 1980s.
Despite her outstanding and unique achievements, the movement ended with her death, and Roman Catholic women reentered mission service only in the 19th century.
Moreover, it seems that social participation in policy processes for these diseases cross-fertilizes and supports a general path towards greater state accountability in matters of access to health, in spite of the contrasting levels of achievement across movements.
Had it not been for his utter confidence in his achievement, his religious movement would doubtless have died with him.
The deal set off an outcry in the European Union as tiny Denmark became the first member to seriously challenge the union's crowning achievement: the free movement of goods and services across borders.
The 1964 Civil Rights Act was the signature achievement of the movement, but its actual impact has never been harder to assess, largely because of the resemblance between the present and the past.
The rebels will campaign for the passage of a series of new Indian rights -- known as the San Andrés accords -- which, if passed, would mark the most significant achievement of the movement.
To determine whether any differences exist between the two groups' academic achievements, Achievement Tests on Movement and Force Issues were applied to the groups, both at the beginning and at the end of the semester as pre- and post-tests.
One crowning achievement of the movement has been New York's fracking ban.
