The Ministry has indeed resolved that every health worker becomes an engine of change for the life of every child, woman, family and community.
Far from eschewing technological advances, he instead mourns what the internet has become, an engine for "massively meretricious wealth with minimal social responsibility", and what that might mean for humanity in the future.
Once rivers were regulated, they also became navigable—"The Conquest of Nature" is full of such consequences and the newly established shipping industry itself became an engine for further change.If that was the West, with Germany's totemic river, the Rhine, what of the East, where, like America, the land was claimed to need settling, taming, breaking?
In the realm of laws with unintended consequences, a chapter could be devoted to the Mount Laurel doctrine, a groundbreaking law intended to dismantle exclusionary zoning that has also become an engine for the kinds of development that some planning officials consider environmentally insensitive.
And I believe that the only way to begin defusing that threat is by changing the context in which these young men grow up -- namely all the Arab-Muslim states that are failing at modernity and have become an engine for producing undeterrables.
Israel believes that the State and its citizens must work together for safety in cyberspace, protecting critical national infrastructure against cyber attacks while encouraging cooperation with universities, industries, the private sector and the bodies or special bodies to become an engine for the development of information technologies [23].
What's striking in the Guantanamo terrorist-recruitment debate is the lack of a definitive text, a study done that shows in detail how the prison has become an engine for terrorist recruitment around the world.
Instead, in 2015 we saw that aging demographics is about the children -- and it must become an engine for fiscal sustainability, and even economic growth, in a world where there are more old than young.
Asylum seekers can become an engine for social innovation and economic growth in a crisis-stricken but resilient Greek society that has shown significant solidarity and very little xenophobia in these past two years.
