She said, You are smarter, more creative and more resilient than that.

The Initiative seeks to use education as a means of empowering rural people to become full actors, making them less vulnerable to conflict and more resilient to recover from conflict.

More important is how much stronger, more capable, and more resilient we help our colleagues, partners, children, and fellow citizens become. Perhaps the main risk this year and in the decade ahead is that we lose sight of this fundamental truth.

They tried harder, they persevered longer, and they were more resilient in the face of failure.

Resilient Pakistan?

Emergency preparedness is a big deal in disaster recovery because it makes towns safer and more resilient.

Early warning systems must be improved, but we should also consider how to make societies more resilient.

It's strong and resilient.

The wing motor is very resilient.

Agricultural regions already need to become more resilient in the face of increased climate volatility. And as one region in one part of the world designs a better way to manage its transport, energy needs, water supplies, or food supplies, those successes should quickly become part of the global knowledge base, enabling other regions to benefit rapidly as well.

Because I know our brains are resilient.

In discussing the effect of armed conflict on treaties, commentators have attempted to distinguish between bilateral treaties, as more susceptible to suspension or abrogation, and multilateral treaties, as more resilient.

Hubs that lack resilience create cascades of collateral damage when they fail. Over time, they will be bypassed and replaced by more resilient alternatives.

Thus, although following both World Wars multilateral treaties were still viewed as more resilient than bilateral ones, an increased resilience of bilateral treaties was acknowledged.

The subject has become more open to discussion, and it has become more acceptable to set limits.

As people become more familiar with electronic signatures, they will become more experienced at making that prudential judgement.

For example, a bilateral treaty establishing a permanent regime could prove more resilient than a multilateral environmental treaty which is inconsistent with the principle of proportionality.

They are the connections that actually make nature resilient.

So it's very easy, comparatively speaking, to be resilient.

The International Atomic Energy Agency is strong and resilient.

Similarly, a bilateral treaty on reciprocal inheritance rights could easily prove more resilient than a multilateral extradition treaty which conflicts with national policy of the armed conflict.

Borders have been made more secure and societies more resilient. International cooperation has increased markedly, in part because governments that cannot agree on many things can agree on the need to cooperate in this area.

And the next reason for hope nature is amazingly resilient.

Could the results become more operational if the objectives become are more specific, measurable, realistic, and acceptable and time bound?

Secondly, it's become much more personalized.

Nor is its effect on established democracies straightforward. While democracies have arguably become more vibrant, their politics have become more volatile.

The more contributors there are, the more useful Tatoeba will become!

They're resilient their redundancy is built into this fabulous decentralized design.

Contrary to what one might think, democracy is more resilient than the alternatives in the long run. This will remain true as long as democrats remain convinced of it.

More than half of the world s population now lives in cities, and any political renaissance must counterbalance the appeal of vast virtual communities with resilient urban societies. Citizens must become reengaged with the political process, educated in public affairs, and provided with real (not merely virtual) platforms to air their differences and debate alternative views.

The United Nations must become more efficient.

So, you know, if you want to become more compassionate, you visit sick people in the hospital, and you will become more compassionate.

Enhanced competition and economies of scale in larger, more closely integrated financial markets should narrow lending margins, lower intermediation costs, and allocate funds more efficiently. Greater diversification of portfolios and deeper cross border linkages should help risk sharing, making the region more resilient to shocks.

The environment in which UNICEF staff worked had become more complex, more politicized and more dangerous.

The impact of biodiversity is often insufficiently understood, which means that we have undervalued its contribution to tackling global challenges. The more diverse the variation of life forms within a given ecosystem, the more resilient it is to change.

In recent years, Nicaragua's labour market has become more precarious and more informal.

As you get older, you become more stable.

Everything about my work has become more whimsical.

Of course, migration will become even more important.

The stone tools become much more finely crafted.

It's the downside correlation of their fortunes that will become more and more possible.

In fact, the sick man undeniably European, if not Western could reveal himself to be more resilient, owing to the strength of his own natural defenses democracy and the rule of law.

The existence of local knowledge and links with local cultures mean that decentralized systems are often better adapted to local conditions and are more resilient in the face of changing external conditions.

And by loving and leaving all that oil has done for us, and that the Oil Age has done for us, we are able to then begin the creation of a world which is more resilient, more nourishing, and in which, we find ourselves fitter, more skilled and more connected to each other.

I've become more interested in capturing movement and texture.