U.A.W. officials said the centers further the union's cradle-to-grave philosophy of having contracts provide not just higher wages, but a panoply of services to improve the lives of workers and their families.
From carpets to tables and chairs, soap holders to candle holders, all sorts of new products highlight re-use, recycling and upcycling, encapsulating its sustainable cradle to cradle – rather than cradle to grave (or landfill) – philosophy.
The latter works present firmly drawn nudes who express Hodler's mystical philosophy through grave, ritualized gestures.
During a time of war, during a time of economic hardship, when asked to serve your country in a sensitive position where you can actually bring a background to help your nation, I'm the kind of person who's going to stand up and do it, and I'll take that philosophy to my grave.
He says this is a philosophy he will take to his grave, and that is something of which I am very proud.
Their philosophy and practices – reverence for the graves of holy people, devotional singing, the great respect paid to the Habibs – are anathema to more conservative scholars.
Was Zell, whose real estate investment philosophy has earned him the nickname the Grave Dancer, being cute?
He said he rarely visits his own mother's grave, in the Bronx, and offered his thoughts on the Irish philosophy of grave tending.
Intended as an extended meditation on death, "Grave Matters" was actually conceived over four years ago by Mark C. Taylor, a Williams College professor of humanities who teaches philosophy and religion.
Hopeless or grave reality situations, lack of talent or ability (usually regarded as 'inhibition'), lack of an adequate philosophy of life, and almost any chronic physical illness may be brought to psychoanalysis for cure".
The Theater in the Square, a former cotton warehouse 300 yards from Mary Phagan's grave, chose the play "The Lynching of Leo Frank," by Robert Myers, to open its 19th season, in keeping with a philosophy to showcase local themes.
