The sermon conjures some of the idealism that surrounds what's come to be called the maker movement, and the suggested pleasure one might take in doing one's duty with exactly the right implement.
Institutions of higher education must stay the course and continue to do the right thing implementing and supporting actions to protect transgender students.
She was still working on a civil-rights suit against the agency, which asserted that a mother should have the "right to implement her own parenting style without undue influence or pressure by the government".
Given my experience of court battles for the right to implement progressive policies, from cutting fares in the 1980s to trying to stop the privatisation of the London underground as mayor, I can't say I am optimistic.
When Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the end of DACA, in September, he did so on the grounds that President Barack Obama's Administration never had the right to implement it in the first place.
If the data the cable industry provides shows the 70/70 limit has been met then the FCC will have the right to implement new rules to increase diversity.
The competition will have two rounds and begin on March 22nd, with the winners getting $100,000 and the right to implement their code in Udacity's actual self-driving vehicle.
With the Colorado Senate Committee's ruling Monday, colleges will retain the right to implement their own weapons control policies.
So his declaration that states should have the right to implement same-sex marriage pleasantly surprised a national gay and lesbian Republican organization.
They claim the government had the right to implement the Patriot Act because "national security" was at stake, but they don't believe that guns, which result in the death of thousands of Americans each year, jeopardize national security?
