"America's immigration enforcement policies should ensure that immigrants' ingenuity, skills, and entrepreneurial spirit are contributing to the US economy".
I am really interested in how we can keep using technology to make MoveOn more member-driven....When I think about role that members play in the organization, I want to see more ways we can tap into ingenuity, skills -- a lot of them are smarter than me and know lots of stuff that I don't know.
The French intellectual Roger Caillois, in a 1958 response to Huizinga entitled "Man, Play and Games," called play "an occasion of pure waste: waste of time, energy, ingenuity, skill, and often of money".
These were then stitched into the thermal blankets inside the main spacecraft bus, as a memorial to those whose ingenuity, skill and support had made these unique machines possible.
A second vision, labelled "Regional Warlordism", describes a future witnessed by an implosion of mobility, where movement is hard to achieve, dangerous outside certain boundaries and reliant on ingenuity of skills to maintain decaying car culture.
It's a tremendous achievement of human ingenuity and skill.
"In ingenuity, in skill, in energy, we are inferior to none," it went.
Was the crime a metaphor for the decline of British ingenuity and skill?
But calling him a tinkerer diminishes his considerable ingenuity and skill; it makes me feel compelled to offer a rebuttal.
The whole point of a massively multiplayer online game like WOW or EverQuest is that players can take pride that their virtual accomplishments and wealth reflect real human effort, determination, ingenuity and skill.
This is unfair to jazz's most creative vocalists, because the best ones have possessed the same spontaneous ingenuity, technical skill and inventiveness that instrumentalists exhibit – most notably Louis Armstrong, whose trumpet playing and inimitable singing were almost indistinguishable in phrasing.
