I also doubt the conclusion that the reason Catholics devote fewer resources to youth than other denominations is that priests have been
backing away from youth ministry since 2002.
thesis that when the economy picks up, there will be a "war for talent" in this country, we can hardly afford to have our most creative and competent managers
backing away from the top job.
Archdeacon Jim Boyles, General Secretary of the Anglican church, said in an interview that the church is not
backing away from issues of language and culture.
One day, just as I was snapping a photograph of the father
backing away from a chick with its food, the chick took off and flew across the yard.
And they aren't
backing away from democratic principles, the best gauge of which concerns the freedom of the press.
Backing away from the threat as you fire is popular, because it can be safely taught with multiple officers on a standard "square range." But, ask yourself: Does backing up at "human speed" make you that much smaller a target?
backing away from plans to step up aid to the southern rebels (Zenit, Oct.
Small contends that the protests over the CRC's closing came from "a false perception." Many people interpreted the proposal as showing that the "Smithsonian was
backing away from its commitment to science in general and to the biological sciences in particular," he says.
However, he and Richard are not
backing away from their $1-million goal.
She was "that crazy Jordan girl" from a young age, never
backing away from a fight with a neighborhood bully, no matter that they were all considerably bigger than she.
Meanwhile, a government spokesman promises that Blair's government is "not
backing away from the need to establish just how widespread Masonic activity is within" the police.