"On November 6, I am confident that we will unite as a country and begin the hard work of fulfilling the American promise and restoring our country to greatness," he said in his statement.
To be strong and whole as a nation, we must continue the work that César Chávez began all those years ago -- the unfinished work of fulfilling our social contract, not just for the haves, but even more importantly for society's have-nots.
"All spin and no delivery," William Hague's slashing assessment of the government's performance, didn't serve its purpose of making people believe in the Conservatives, but it succinctly captured their principal complaint about Labor -- that it was long on glowing promises and short on the grunt work job of fulfilling them.
Back in the 1960s, in the pre-dawn of modern feminism, women already had the home, the hearth and the children: what they needed was access to the world of fulfilling paid work.
To bridge the difficulties found on state-of-the-art works on fulfilling proximity constraints, here, cells are organized into proximity groups which implement the desired set of symmetry and proximity requirements.
As men gain positions of job authority, conventional expectations, the acceptance and support of their co-workers, and the sense of fulfilling work often buoy them.
When Slartibartfast, a planetary architect, tells Arthur that he is particularly fond of the Norwegian fjords he designed, citing the "little crinkly edges", there is an almost Buddhist suggestion of taking mindful enjoyment of the present, and a Bertrand Russellesque view of fulfilling work and self-improving leisure.
Economic instability has eradicated dreams of extreme wealth, and Chamberlain, using first-person accounts from various Xers working in different industries local politics, the arts, tech illustrates that this generation has learned to live well with less, to find happiness in the balancing of fulfilling work and family life.
Twenty-six years later, he is riding a crest of fulfilling personal work; besides the musical, he is working with the Katonah-based singer and songwriter Sloan Wainwright on a solo evening-length piece, "To Begin Again," that is based on his experiences in dance.
A method of carrying out region-wide audit for breast cancer was developed by collaboration between the cancer registry, providers and purchasers as part of work to fulfill the 'Calman-Hine' recommendations.
He contrasts this government with its Thatcher-era predecessors, which introduced the 1989 Children Act and saw social work as "an important way of fulfilling government ambition to care for people".
