And I, and I would guess many of you, easily make immovable decisions on politics, people, religion and culture.
This aggressive gay activist organization, better known as Act Up, formed in New York in 1987 and became the irresistible force that made seemingly immovable objects — government agencies and drug companies — give way, develop new treatments and speed them to the market as the AIDS epidemic spread unchecked among the gay population.
He's kind of acknowledging her as his equal, saying: 'She's the one who tried to make an immovable object like me transform.' DB: It's an amazing story, but keep talking, because I remember reading that Amba then changes into the male form, Shikhandi.
By making the Islay terroir a central part of its brand, Bruichladdich has made itself essentially immovable.
This "Chubb lock" had tumblers and, in addition, a lever called a detector, which made the bolt immovable when someone inexpertly tried to pick the lock.
But for the countless UN secretary generals forced to deal with him at the negotiating table, his uncompromising support of a "two-state" solution to the island's division – in defiance of international support for a federation – made him an immovable rock against which peace initiatives were repeatedly dashed.
H. Patrick Stewart, a member of the board of the Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation, the island's governing body, said making the bridge immovable adds to his peace of mind, given its big role in island access.
I expect US to put up a tenacious fight that could well make them an immovable object.
For all of India's traditions, which in some way make things here immovable, it is also a place constantly growing and open to change.
Without heat and moisture, these molecules crystallize making them virtually immovable.[1].
But no matter how hard he tried, there was one huge mountain made of stone that stood immovable and unaffected by his rain.
