The SBS warned, in speaking about Australia's plan for a national broadband network, that broadband will encourage different ethnic groups to "retreat inward," rather than embrace different peoples and ideas.
Essentially speaking, inward migrants are more likely to be of working age than the population in general.
"Essentially speaking, inward migrants are more likely to be of working age than the population in general," he said.
Responsible as well as responsive to contemporary art's enlarged public sphere, she maintains standards of craft and sincerity — outward discipline, inward necessity — that speak for themselves, without critical gloss or winking irony.
You could will yourself to stop (as he'd done upon hearing the revelations about Matt), or you could stop slowly, point the blades of your skates inward, so to speak, so that coming to a halt was done gracefully, sometimes unnoticed by you or by others.
"We are returning to Ivan the Terrible's era," he predicted, speaking about the church and the general inward-turning, anti-Westernism afoot.
Cundiff evoked Akers while speaking to reporters Monday, vowing he would look inward — to family and faith — for guidance and support.
Cridland took the unusual step of speaking publicly on an issue that divides the CBI, saying: "The recent tussle presents an inward-looking picture of British politics to the outside.
As for speaking the language of working people, seminary education took it away from me, and organizational minutiae turned my focus inward toward institutional concerns.
John Bingham (@John_Bingham) It is noticeable how strong the applause is for people speaking on both sides #synod - looking very tight #womenbishops November 20 , 20124.55pm GMT Canon Jane Charman (Salisbury) says "this has been one of the most inward looking debates I can remember".
