Are we brave enough and wise enough to grasp this opportunity and accept the challenge of the future?
Are we brave enough and wise enough to grasp this opportunity and accept the challenge of the future?The truth is that, with one remarkable exception, the greater triumphs and achievements that Nehru looked forward to have eluded India these past 50 years.
Chris Ham, chief executive of the King's Fund, criticised politicians for what he termed a "conspiracy of silence" on the issue, and challenged them to "grasp this nettle" or risk an escalating crisis in health and social care.
It is easy to grasp the challenge that the quality, quantity and variety of Ms. Sherman's art presented the show's able organizers, Eva Respini, associate curator, and Lucy Gallun, curatorial assistant in the department of photography.
It's a reminder of how the third world's colonial heritage has robbed countries of identity and so made it more difficult for them to grasp the challenge of the present.
In theory, societies like the United States and Israel, where religion plays such an important role, should be well placed to grasp the challenge — if God's revelations to his most impassioned followers were of a less parochial variety, and if the Muslim Orient were at last seen not as needing Western emancipation but Islamic evolution.
To grasp the challenge in securing cyberspace and provide a foundation for selecting paths to solutions, it's necessary to articulate the fundamental connection between cyberspace and a vibrant, innovative, growing economy.
The UK Chamber of Shipping, which represents more than 170 freight ship, tanker and cruise liner companies, has called on governments across Europe to urgently grasp the challenge.
When we do grasp the challenge and start thinking productively there may be successful strategies---and not the proposal of "work till you drop".
There are good examples of trusts using Agenda for Change to bring about improvements in care, but the mainstream NHS has so far failed to grasp the challenge... Without further central government pressure to deliver, opportunities will be lost.' Some additional evidence of the impact of Agenda for Change can be found in staff surveys.
