Sentence examples for from which to act from inspiring English sources

We will still need bases in Afghanistan from which to act when we see a threat in Pakistan.

That can give the United States a baseline from which to act in the region to push back against particularly egregious Chinese behavior, or egregious behavior from others, in order to deter more aggressive activities".

We are discovering that internal anchor that gives us security, our own inner stronghold; the rock on which to stand and from which to act, feeling life itself vibrating and loving deep within us, realizing that there is nothing more than that love.

While some see public office as a pulpit from which to act upon a normative set of religious ideals, the legacy of Governor Cuomo reminds us that others see public office as a means to enable Americans to thrive in their spirituality.

Dialogue is described by Isaacs [ 16] as the art of thinking together to enhance shared meanings and foster new ways of seeing and common understandings of issues which could form a basis from which to think and act.

This study further confirms that housing is an important foundation from which to build and act on hope, providing participants with hopes for experiences of control, independence and security and an opportunity to sleep, reflect and care for their physical and mental health.

It is the place from which he strives to act and to write with empathy and nuance rather than with fanaticism — to resist the entrenched oppositions of "a world in which easy sloganeering so quickly puts the critical faculty to flight".

It is also the place from which we need to act.

All that which passes from potency to act necessitates an agent of the same species as the thing that must pass on to the act.

Walter held a legateship from Pope Celestine III from 1195 to 1198, which enabled him to act with the pope's delegated authority within the English Church.

But the Four Divine Abidings are emotions in which awake people rest and from which they act.