Worse than that, too often when the rest of the world actually gets it right and extends love, grace, and understanding to the least of these, we inexplicably freak out -- perhaps out of shame and embarrassment -- and start condemning not only the target of the rest of the world's love, but the very act of extending that love and grace in the first place.
Some believe that there could be unanticipated benefits, some of which can make the act of merely extending a person's life for posterity seem rather plain by comparison.
The act of triumph extends to parents, sons and daughters who suffered the loss of friends and family on Sept. 11.
Thus, we argue that conceptions of the act of "studying" extend beyond a focus on discrete, decontextualized factors such as hours spent studying or the use of specific strategies (e.g., re-reading text).
"The Act of Union never extended to the imagination.
The revolution wrought by Wedgwood in the industry was helped by further factors: the act of 1763 that extended the Liverpool turnpike road to Burslem, thereby accelerating the transport both of raw materials from other parts of England and of the wares to their destination; and the invention by John Sadler and Guy Green in Liverpool in 1755 of transfer printing on pottery.
In particular, the Act of 1 May 2009 extended road cabotage allowing seven new countries from Eastern Europe to operate within France, namely Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.
In slang, the act of isolating youths for extended periods of time is called lockup, 23 and 1, dark room.
Soon after Pfeifer took his turn at the microphone at the rally, Joseph Zadroga, James's father, stressed the importance of extending the act indefinitely, aiming his remarks at politicians in Washington who oppose the extension.
