Now is the time to stand before your home shrine, the altars which you have made, and practice rekindling the sun inside your heart.
And one, "Apocalypse," comes with a dose of controversy, as its filmmakers have colorized black-and-white reels, rekindling debate about a practice usually confined to old Hollywood movies.
An upsurge of concern about sexist biases in medical research and practice was rekindled by the protest movements of the 1960s and awareness of the increasing medicalization and commodification of women's bodies.
That single event prompted a review by military medical personnel of existing resuscitation practices, rekindling debates begun at the time of World War I [ 2].
Soon after his arrival in Detroit, he missed a practice on Thanksgiving, rekindling concerns about his commitment.
Eventually, Carol had to give up most of her psychotherapy practice, but was able to rekindle her love of photography and found ways to continue relationships with people, which she cherished.
The piece helped rekindle the continuing debate about Goldman's practices, while stirring up strong defenses of the company within its ranks of executives and alumni.
The strange case of a Florida mom who took her 4-year-old into hiding to avoid circumcision has rekindled interest in the controversy around the practice.
A very large majority of the physicians questioned considered that such data could rekindle the ethical debate on neonatal resuscitation practices.
Through remembering our own personal connections to the oceans, coastal habitat, and marine environments, we can rekindle the love necessary to implement the sustainable tourism practices needed to protect our oceans and coastal habitat.
All is not lost though, Africa still has the opportunity to rekindle its own ethics and catch up with the best ethical practices globally.
