His view was seconded by another Presidential candidate, Jeb Bush, who, after talking about how the spread of same-sex marriage had caused florists to face crises of conscience, said of the RFRA, "We're going to need this".
This process of "integration" occurs, Hartmann believes, because "the powerful new experience has been incorporated into the dreamer's emotional knowledge," better preparing him to face crises in the future.
When the two grown children face crises and move back home, they wonder if their parents have changed or if they still want to use them for selfish, artistic ends.
Additionally, the implication is that individuals and communities may be vulnerable geographically because they often live in hazardous places (for example, coastal zones, seismic areas) due to lack of better access to land, and may be poor, lacking the resources to invest in protective measures, and lacking the savings to face crises.
According to an early round of fund-raising letters dated Jan . 26 , 2006the first-listed use for any money generated was to "provide emergency financial assistance to wounded war heroes who face crises such as getting their utilities cut off, not having enough money for groceries and even getting evicted from their homes".
The more the planet warms, the more we will face crises like an impassable Mississippi or a Hurricane Sandy.
The nature of the nuclear industry is such that it must be prepared to face crisis situations.
Within a year he faced crises in Cuba, Indochina, and Berlin.
Eintracht faces crises both on and off the field.
But the verdict comes at a time when both governments are facing crises of legitimacy.
Elsewhere in the Andes, the official noted, the administration faces crises.
