And for myself, I was greatly relieved at the end of caregiving -- a much-romanticized role that forces confinement, breeds fear and disallows lightness of heart.
He said some voters might feel a sense of powerlessness in the face of global forces that breeds disillusion with mainstream parties.
KATEKILLA, Boston, 11 15 a.m., May 25, nytimes.com People with disabilities do things every day that able-bodieds would no doubt find difficult, yet we are treated as weak; forced adaptation breeds intelligence, yet we are treated as dumb; being disabled gives one a unique perspective, yet we are treated as having nothing to offer.
These divergent selective forces within breeds are a form of disruptive selection: extreme forms are favored while intermediate forms are selected against [ 18].
Only passage of laws similar to the European Convention for the Protection of Pet Animals will force breeders to breed for overall health instead of for a peculiar physical characteristic.
The world might better focus its efforts on bringing peace and democracy to the Middle East and choking off the forces that breed fanaticism, he said.
Abizaid said substantially increasing U.S. ground forces could breed dependency in Iraqi troops while complicating the already demanding rotations of U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, and for other contingencies.
On Wednesday, Mr. Bush will meet here with Iraq's new interim president, Sheik Ghazi Ajil al-Yawar, and a delegation of Arab leaders to urge them to do more to encourage democracy as a way of addressing forces that breed conflict.
He excoriated fellow Union officers as well as civilian leaders, bypassed Winfield Scott to write directly to the president, and began to display a propensity to exaggerate the size of enemy forces that bred the battlefield caution that was ultimately his undoing.
This majestic, highly endangered animal, living in captivity for 15 years, forced to breed, with no chance of freedom.
