Founders are a special breed — independent, self-reliant, and resourceful.
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The people of the Abacos are resourceful and self reliant.
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I can, and I've gotten to the point where, over the years, I have been self-reliant, and I've thankfully been able to do that with talented people around me who are also self-reliant.
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Second, China's incentives to become self-reliant in semiconductors have rocketed.
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Smart diapers could also make babies less self-reliant, she added.
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Like most Appalachian folk, they were frugal, proud and self-reliant.
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Collectivism is about family, whereas being individualistic is about being self-reliant.
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In the military, active service members are taught to be self-reliant.
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Perhaps the Trump administration's efforts to make good on the "compelling" interest of ensuring that immigrants are self-reliant finally will provide the impetus to institute immigration policies that admit people who have the wherewithal to be self-reliant.
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He saw himself as a masculine, self-reliant John Wayne kind of guy.
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In a restive neighbourhood, it has good reason to become more self-reliant.
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The people are self-reliant, much as they are in my state (Vermont).
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The typical Briton will not become more self-reliant as a result of Brexit.
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I'm still trying to find a balance between being self-reliant and isolating myself.
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And Chinese manufacturing has become more self-reliant, so needs to import fewer parts.
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A man steps up to bat, alone and self-reliant, the essence of meritocracy.
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Tony Stark is largely self-reliant, generating his salvation out of his own genius.
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I wanted to be like Elle Woods in "Legally Blonde": confident and self-reliant.
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Unilateralism and trade protectionism are rising, forcing is to adopt a self-reliant approach.
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The gardens, the chickens, the self-reliant lifestyle, the hiking, the fishing, the hunting.
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"The need to be financially self reliant is of the utmost importance," Garrett said.
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Living in a van makes you thriftier and more self-reliant, Ilgunas told me.
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It's uncanny and unstoppable; arguably the most devastating self-reliant force basketball currently knows.
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It all spiraled downward, and they had this hubris to say that we're self-reliant.
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It is organised in self-reliant silos, a structure regulators now say is best practice.
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Her trainees have now started their own tailoring businesses, earning enough to be self-reliant.
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Maybe we have become consumers rather than citizens, dilettante "apprentices" instead of self-reliant masters.
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The only way you build up self-reliant virtues, in this view, is through struggle.
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At 31, he's self-reliant, with everything he needs packed into his customized Airstream trailer.
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The chance to support her family, to be self-reliant, was absolutely worth the gamble.
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Emerging economies are getting better at making their own inputs, allowing them to be self-reliant.
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Because Capricorns are so self-reliant, they're finicky about their resources and can become miserly spendthrifts.
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She's self-reliant and individualistic to a fault, sneering at all those who try to help.
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When it comes to online ticketing, being radically self-reliant will only get you so far.
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That moment happens for some people, and they just realize "I need to be self-reliant".
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And the Mongolian herders are ranchers, just more self-reliant than settled ones, for better and worse.
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As a Muslim woman from a conservative family, Nadia faces an uphill battle to become self-reliant.
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Our dream is for him to be a fully functional, contributing member of society and self-reliant.
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He called for the North to become more self-reliant so it could withstand the economic pressure.
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The island is self-reliant, said Mr. Menahem, who compared living there to living on a boat.
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And second, let me draw your attention to one very important word in that ultimate sentence: self-reliant.
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His Kenyan father's absconsion, and the extended absences of his adored Kansan mother, left him prematurely self-reliant.
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She is so self-reliant that you can be wrong-footed into thinking she doesn't need any assistance.
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Yet Tata was also an economic nationalist who dreamed of a self-reliant India in the modern age.
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Songun held that to be self-reliant and independent, North Korea needed a strong military first and foremost.
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It made me self-reliant and independent, and you need to be like that to be an inventor.
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The aim was to become self-reliant on domestic production and penalize those who exported or imported goods.
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James Ehrlich is the founder and president of ReGen Villages, which seeks to create self-reliant ecosystems globally.
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Huawei will aim to be technologically "self-reliant" going forward, He Tingbo said in a letter to staff.
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Miles away from the closest town, Mark Carter, Bryan Iguchi, and Nathaniel Murphy form a self-reliant snowboarding crew.
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This was a generation of self-reliant people who worked with their friends and family to build something great.
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With a little work, you can make sure your children are self-confident, self-reliant and built for success.
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Ideally, conservatives would like people to be more self-reliant, owning their own homes and funding their own retirements.
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And yet we were in New Zealand, a self-reliant country whose identity was built around its improvisational spirit.
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As a child, Helen was fearless and self-reliant, a stickball player who nurtured ambitions to see the world.
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Indeed, the idea of Texans as self-reliant and a breed apart is one shared across the political spectrum.
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The trade tensions are helping to spur a push among African nations to create a more self-reliant continent.
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"An energy-dominant America means self-reliant," said Perry, trying to bring us all together at a press briefing.
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The town is the largest economic project Kim has undertaken as he seeks to create a self-reliant economy.
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" In 22019, President Clinton signed laws "to assure that aliens be self-reliant in accordance with national immigration policy.
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Our gun owner is a good guy, thankfully, from the kind of self-reliant stock that settled this country.
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They will need to be at ease working with one another but also able to improvise and be self-reliant.
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Only improvements in governance can bring the foreign investment the country needs to strengthen its economy and become self-reliant.
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That shows China has become more self-reliant and less exposed to the rest of the world, the research found.
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Few people can truly live up to the myth of the self-reliant frontiersman, and sometimes that can cause dissonance.
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He called for China to become more "self-reliant" in the face of a trade dispute with the United States.
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Mr. Moon said Thursday that a more self-reliant military could make itself stronger and more feared by North Korea.
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Having natal Uranus in Aquarius means you place a lot of importance on independence and helping others become self-reliant.
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Sara Zaske is the author of "Achtung Baby: An American Mom on the German Art of Raising Self-Reliant Children."
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But at the core of a prepper's frenzied planning, stockpiling, and researching is the drive to become more self-reliant.
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India's goal is to become self-reliant in the minerals, and it is "not in a race with anybody", he added.
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But the most-visited parks — those with the greatest infrastructure needs — could become more financially self-reliant and avoid future shortfalls.
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"I spent all my summers on his ranch from age four to 16 and he was incredibly self-reliant," says Bezos.
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I try to assume our new reality with a kind of mindless optimism — a self-reliant Puerto Rico is being born!
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Instead, he said his country should prepare to endure international sanctions by tightening its belt and building a "self-reliant" economy.
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At times, he seems to want to change Emiratis themselves, to make his people more disciplined, more rational, more self-reliant.
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They were often latchkey kids, with more than 50 percent having divorced parents, which led them to become very self-reliant.
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"I am very self-reliant, but it's nice to have a best friend you can share victories with as well as losses."
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And then, two, I think Republicans are very self-reliant in the sense of we believe that we create our own success.
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The move will eventually help Apple become even more self-reliant in producing the chips and technology inside iPhones and cellular iPads.
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Once you become independent, you have more leeway in accepting who you are or doing what you want because you're self-reliant.
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Just like Sully, these wonderful doggos are there to provide any assistance their new human requires to once again be self-reliant.
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Older citizens are self-reliant and active, often taken care of by their families due to traditional household hierarchies and financial reasons.
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It reminds me that my goal is not to raise professional children, but to help them transition into confident, self-reliant adults.
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The recent trade dispute between China and the United States has brought new attention to China's zeal to become technologically self-reliant.
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Peter is a strikingly self-reliant man, to such an extreme that he has burnt most of the bridges in his life.
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What makes the situation more complicated is that the Hmong are self-reliant and often won't ask for assistance with financial needs.
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"When my business flourishes, I plan to train and employ other women too so that they can be self-reliant," Njeri said.
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What Infarm hopes to achieve is to crack down on farming's environmental impact and make cities more self-reliant in producing food.
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It had become essentially self-reliant in pork as well as in rice and wheat thanks to subsidies and aggressive farmland management.
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The more independent, formidable, and self-reliant a woman is, the more likely she is to support a feminist-minded woman for president.
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Mistrust has made small towns and metropolitan centers like Mexico City alike self-reliant as it remains skeptical of the federal government's response.
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But certainly, while the myth that we're self-reliant lives on, our ability to be alone seems to be going by the wayside.
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The result was a thriving, profitable, self-reliant flag-carrier that Latvians are proud of, and that operates side by side with Ryanair.
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That, Khamenei said, was a sign that Iran should be economically self-reliant because the U.S. and its allies were not reliable partners.
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Kim often says he wants to build "the prosperous and powerful socialist nation" through a self-reliant economy based on science and technology.
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In the long run, 3D printing can help create a "decentralized, rural-based, self-reliant economy," where production and consumption are once again reunited.
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In April, Kim said his country needs to deliver a "telling blow" to those imposing sanctions by ensuring its economy is more self-reliant.
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Such scepticism may overshadow a reported Chinese offer to supplant a self-reliant industrial policy, Made in China 2025, with something more foreigner-friendly.
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The delegation's choice of the three factories and the tourist hot spot reflected Kim's calls for "cutting-edge technologies" and a self-reliant economy.
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Frontman David Kelling inverts the self-reliant worldview the band had become known for to seek comfort in others in this melodic love song.
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Bush was the keynote speaker, and she recounted how Cather's "strong, self-reliant women" had appealed to a girl growing up in West Texas.
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The same villages and countries becoming more self-reliant because of our support also are facing violent conflicts and the effects of climate change.
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Kos-Read chose the name because it was easy to remember and because he liked that Cao Cao was a wise, self-reliant man.
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Because she needed to become financially self-reliant, she began charging seventy-five dollars an hour (on a sliding scale) to talk to people.
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The hunting detail was just an elaboration of that predator thing, part of my escapist fantasy about becoming a self-reliant, wilderness-survival type.
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The whole spectrum of a self-reliant, living-off-the-land type of basketball that is disappearing from our country is in this moment.
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Instead, she became self-reliant enough to back out of an engagement to her high-school boyfriend, a sure path to her mother's life.
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Would you rather have kids who are respectful of their elders, obedient, and well-behaved or children who are independent, curious, and self-reliant?
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In the end, Britons may be a bit poorer than if they'd stayed, but more self-reliant and more in control of their own borders.
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Like Grace and Frankie, Mallory unlocks other aspects to her character now that she's out of her marriage, and in a more self-reliant role.
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"I saw with my own eyes how Wonder helped my daughter grow more self-reliant and confident," Stacy Fry, Ehlena's mother, said in a statement.
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I had to be totally self-reliant and my prime concern had to be to fulfill my job obligation, if I never did anything else.
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Iran has tried to become economically self-reliant, to create what officials call a "resistance economy" by manufacturing some medicines, medical equipment, and small appliances.
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When you are far from land, the need to be completely self-reliant is key, and every small accomplishment is an affirmation of survival itself.
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She's crafty, self-reliant, has good taste in music, and that black-and-white pattern on her face will make for a really fun makeup project.
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The mayors said in a statement Thursday that the U.S. and other nations need to address climate change to become energy independent, self-reliant and resilient.
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"Let the world look up to the strong, self-reliant nuclear-armed state," Kim wrote in what North Korean state TV displayed as a handwritten note.
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We have significant opportunities to build capacity for a better, more self-reliant future – but to achieve that, Native communities need Congress to be our ally.
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The Somaliland national team are something like a grassroots international side, then, organised outside their home country and self-reliant in terms of funds and support.
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You have to let your kids do as much shit on their own as possible, so that they become self-reliant and learn from their mistakes.
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Because allowing them to take risks and be self-reliant teaches resourcefulness — a key trait both in business and in daily life, says the Amazon founder.
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Ms. Levy, a 36-year-old from Hamilton, Ontario, is Elsa, the self-reliant snow queen who struggles to contain the icy impact of her emotions.
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This is the small yeoman farmer and craftsman who lives close to the soil — self-reliant, upright, humble before creation and bonded to his local community.
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Aden is an especially charming hero, too, a brusque and self-reliant Scotsman who's still self-aware enough to neither deny nor fight his romantic feelings.
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Forced to become self-reliant, Kathwari journeyed to the United States, talked his way into a bookkeeping job, and earned a degree from NYU graduate school.
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Kim is building a massive tourism center there, one of his largest construction initiatives as he seeks to make his sanctions-hit economy more self-reliant.
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Her journey illuminates the goal of strategic development assistance: helping people, communities and, ultimately, countries, transition from recipients of United States assistance to self-reliant trading partners.
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Through pulp novels, Buffalo Bill's spectacles and the cinema, the ideal of the dauntless, self-reliant westerner quickly trickled east to inform the whole country's self-perception.
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The law has always been a magnet for hard-working, self-reliant, and competitive people who often prioritize success and accomplishment far above personal health or wellbeing.
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As recently as 1996, Congress reaffirmed that the compact between immigrants and the American people included a commitment on the part of immigrants to be self-reliant.
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Now 36 years old, an age when players typically depend on teammates to do most of the heavy lifting, Parker's literally more self-reliant than ever before.
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In the case of the Palestinians, he argued that the funding had evolved into a decades-long entitlement program with no plan to make them self-reliant.
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And some people, faced with the prospect of the conveniences of modern life being upended, are feeling the need to be self-reliant, even in small ways.
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But where the Somali government continues to seek external support, the Shabab has learned to be "self-reliant" and "operate on a shoestring budget," Mr. Abdi said.
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Humans behave as if we are a self-reliant species, rather than one of many lifeforms, all of whom rely on the same fragile ecosystem to survive.
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At Chicago, the prevailing view of inequality was that it wasn't a bad thing—it spurred people to work harder and become more self-reliant and self-disciplined.
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The second theme is the conflict between America's conception of itself as a land of equal and self-reliant citizens and the reality of post-civil-war America.
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Her unconventional adventure not only inspired Garber to explore her creativity, it also gave her the tools she needed to become a self-reliant contemporary artist and survive.
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It is also seen driven by Beijing's ambition to become technologically self-reliant as a prolonged trade war with Washington catches Chinese tech firms in the cross-fire.
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" Not to mention that "well-fathered daughters are usually more self-confident, more self-reliant, and more successful in school and in their careers than poorly fathered daughters.
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First, she'll be seen as a self-reliant and decidedly un-dainty Jane in "The Legend of Tarzan," a new adventure of that jungle hero opening July 1.
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"This fund will implement the administration's new strategy of foreign assistance, which emphasizes investments that produce measurable results and help recipient countries become self-reliant," Ivanka Trump wrote.
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T.M. Landry "appears to have been a genuine incubator for success, particularly for self-reliant students willing to put faith in a nontraditional education model," Mr. Pastorek wrote.
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I headed off to college and with each passing year, grew older, became more self-reliant and hit new adult milestones, just as my parents had before me.
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Sylvia's sister, Pauline Pennington, said in an interview that losing their mother had a profound effect on Sylvia, making her an especially private and self-reliant little girl.
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Fully funding our work to end TB is critical, as is continuing to support countries in doing their part to build their own effective, self-reliant health systems.
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Eventually the bot will be fully self-reliant, which it's going to have to be given the complexities of exploring Titan, not to mention all its moving parts.
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The main reason South Korea has not attained "military superiority" and "self-reliant defense capabilities," in President Moon's words, is because of the attraction of America's defense dole.
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For Bridey, an orphaned white American raised by her survivalist uncle in the Pacific Northwest woodlands, familial roots never took hold; she is tough, self-reliant, a wildling.
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From her mother's subsequent marriage to a man who was more needed than loved, she learned to be both self-reliant and open to relationships that are transactional.
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"Going to school allows them to get a job, being employed means earning money, and being financially self-reliant is often the first step to true freedom," she said.
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"We believe every asset in our portfolio must be financially self-reliant to remain part of this long-term portfolio," Calumet Chief Executive Tim Go said in a statement.
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Another glaring feature of millennial culture is they have been forced to be self-reliant and to take a loosely networked individualism as the normal order of the universe.
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President Donald Trump's administration has said oil-rich Iraq must become more self-reliant for its electricity, including by harnessing gas energy and reducing flaring at oil production sites.
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Yet with simmering tensions between the U.S. and the country's leader Kim Jong Un, you'd think Americans would at least know the location of the self-reliant socialist state.
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By teaching young Africans to be self-reliant and proactive, the telecoms tycoon is encouraging them to stay in their countries and contribute to the development of the continent.
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It is founded on the belief that people are inherently good and are at their best when they are self-reliant and individualist, free from the corruption of society.
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The answer to the middle-grade question of whether we should be self-reliant individuals or part of a larger community is that, in the end, we become both.
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The revelations, while hardly surprising, uncover some uncomfortable truths about the Afghan campaign and present a documented admission of major international missteps to build a self-reliant Afghan state.
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I was inspired by the thought of lily pads of self-reliant communities that had to hydrate and feed themselves and had to produce power and deal with waste.
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He called for North Koreans to brace for an "arduous and prolonged struggle" and foster a self-reliant economy because of a delay in the anticipated lifting of sanctions.
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The Latin America research team revealed that only about 10 percent of those who favored independent, self-reliant, and curious kids voted for Bolsonaro during the first round election.
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Rules that encourage the use of coal have not made India more self-reliant, as intended, but instead have led to big imports of foreign coal while blackening India's skies.
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So he&aposs got a Western education and he came to power with really two visions, when his father and grandfather came with a self-reliant nation, a powerful military.
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Paddock&aposs ex-wife Peggy Paddock told investigators her former husband grew up with a single mom in a financially unstable home and felt a need to be self-reliant.
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A series of nodes, usually fashioned from cannibalized routers, emit signals that create a free self-contained (and self-reliant) network that's accessible to any internet capable devices within range.
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Henry is neglected, smart, and incredibly self-reliant — and he already has reason to be angry, especially after Philip unceremoniously rescinds his permission to let Henry go to St. Edward's.
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In other words, most immigrants depend on welfare programs because most immigrants are not admitted based on any objective assessment of their likelihood to become self-reliant after settling here.
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Animal behavior experts say cats often seem more self-reliant and understated than dogs, so when they hide under beds during storms, owners may not read that response as unusual.
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Let's make sure the right pieces are in place so that our economy can foster independent workers and micro-business owners while creating a sustainable, self-reliant and thriving economy.
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O'Connor was first — indeed, her biography due for release in spring 22019, is titled "First" and portrays the "cowgirl from Arizona" as a self-reliant, resilient woman of the West.
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"I remain concerned about the Board of Trustees' commitment to the responsible management of U.S. taxpayer dollars and dedication to making A.U.A.F. a self-reliant, sustainable institution," Mr. Green said.
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The conservatives are pushing a program of economic resistance, an effort to make Iran more self-reliant, less dependent on global markets and trade, and closer to Russia and China.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Qatar launched a five-year development plan on Wednesday that focuses on making the tiny country more self-reliant in the face of a boycott by other Arab states.
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We want to destroy the status quo and are willing to do so by any means necessary—whether it's teaching communities to be self-reliant or something extreme like blocing up.
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Western firms worry that before China truly opens up, they will be thrown out—as soon as Chinese firms have learned, bought or stolen enough Western knowhow to become self-reliant.
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She has pushed for Germany to become more militarily self-reliant, partly in response to Trump's hinting that he might abandon NATO allies if they do not spend more on defense.
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The investment comes as the government identifies chips as one of several sectors in which it wants the country to become more self-reliant under its "Made in China 2025" initiative.
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Apparently, this book is about the way we are raising our children today and how we aren't raising them to be self-reliant enough, so I'm going to check it out.
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Even beyond Lifetime and Hallmark, the "good" Christmas movies — I'm looking at you, "Love Actually" — are often just as bad at representing self-reliant female characters with some semblance of agency.
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The Trump administration has allowed states to adopt Medicaid work requirements for the first time, arguing it encourages beneficiaries to be self-reliant and will ultimately move them away from public aid.
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Then, ask questions about how they manage tech issues when they occur to get an understanding of whether they struggle or can stay cool-headed and self-reliant when problems inevitably arise.
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"They must be more self-reliant within the family, and they should become as independent as possible, so that they can get a job," she told reporters on the archipelago islands' capital Térshavn.
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But to do so while avoiding the risk of a debt trap the continent, which currently has the lowest revenue-to-GDP ratio in the world, will need to become more self-reliant.
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Every Alaskan over the drinking age seems corrupted in some sad way or another, including Sam, Josie's self-reliant stepsister, whose wan invitation provided the excuse Josie needed to light out for Alaska.
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But to do so while avoiding the risk of a debt trap, the continent, which currently has the lowest revenue-to-GDP ratio in the world, will need to become more self-reliant.
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On offense, Foles looked newly confident and self-reliant, never more so than during the Eagles' opening drive of the second half when he tossed an extraordinary touchdown pass on a flea-flicker.
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In some ways, he said, sanctions have made the country stronger as it has grown more self-reliant, but they have also harmed the Russian economy and Western countries that interact with it.
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Singapore has recently been building up its domestic water sources - which include rain catchment and desalination - and pushing water recycling initiatives to become more self-reliant by the time the 2061 deal expires.
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Kitbull, directed by Rosana Sullivan and produced by Kathryn Hendrickson, follows the unlikely animal friendship between an abused pitbull and a self-reliant but easily scared stray kitten, set in San Francisco's Mission District.
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Sheikh Tamim vowed to withstand the sanctions and said he had instructed the Qatari government that Qataris should become more self-reliant and called for the economy to be opened up to foreign investments.
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An adult supervisor keeps an eye out during those hours and helps pass on the important life skill of being self-reliant; one scoop of detergent and one measure of dignity at a time.
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KALININGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - Russia launched a new power plant on Wednesday to help make its Kaliningrad exclave in Europe self-reliant, as its European Union neighbors seek to unplug their power grids from Russia.
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Li describes herself as "social, outgoing, and self-reliant," and it was easy to imagine how good she'd have been at creating the networks of friendships upon which so much of Chinese dealmaking depends.
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His enterprising, self-reliant, independent spirit ties him to the settlers Joan Didion has called "the adventurous, the restless and the daring," as well as to California's counterculture and back-to-the-land movements.
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STAR is being seen China's boldest attempt at capital market reforms, driven by Beijing's ambition to become technologically self-reliant as the prolonged trade war with Washington catches Chinese tech firms in the crossfire.
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Santos Jr. has downplayed the effects of withdrawal, saying it will make the Philippines "self-reliant" and that Manila would expand bilateral exercises it has with other in the region, including Australia and Japan.
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At the same time, how can it become more self-reliant and produce value for its residents, as a regional partner to its Caribbean neighbors and as an integral part of the United States?
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Walden, A Game, nominated for MOST SIGNIFICANT IMPACT Walden, A Game, is a first-person simulation of the life of American philosopher, Henry David Thoreau, during his experiment in self-reliant living at Walden Pond.
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Beijing has over the past year encouraged local firms to become more self-reliant in producing chips and other core technologies as an escalating trade war threatens to cut China off the U.S. supply chain.
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It is perhaps hard for people in the West, taught from an early age to see themselves as self-reliant individuals, to appreciate just how much country forms the warp and weft of their lives.
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The Nancy Drew books, which have sold more than 80 million copies, offer a model of femininity that is self-reliant, snappily dressed, capable of catching the baddie in time to make the college dance.
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Tokyo might well use the pressure to bolster its case for an acceleration of the normalization of the Japanese military, arguing with domestic critics that a better-rounded military will make Japan more self-reliant.
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The city is one of the largest economic initiatives Kim has launched as part of his drive for a "self-reliant economy", as Pyongyang calls for Washington to lift economic sanctions in their denuclearization talks.
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At the end of an Islamic summit in Malaysia, Mahathir praised Iran and Qatar for withstanding economic embargoes and said it was important for the Muslim world to be self-reliant to face future threats.
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Despite the rally, analysts say China still lags behind in the core technologies required for a self-reliant domestic semiconductor industry, and the market reaction reflects short-term investor optimism toward a complicated, long-term problem.
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In addition, the prevalence of matrimonial websites such as Shaadi (which means marriage in Hindi) and Jeevansathi (life partner in Hindi) empower young Indians who reside in India or North America to become more self-reliant.
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But the president — who, by all reports, is more self-confident and self-reliant than ever, and increasingly convinced that he understands the presidency better than his advisers — felt no need to do any of that.
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Anxious about losing economic power, the IRGC accused Rouhani of favoring foreign firms rather than domestic ones, demanding a bigger role in the economy and calling for implementation of Khamenei's vision for a self-reliant Iran.
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"Our vision is one where through a combination of the community training and technology, we can build self-reliant communities that are best able to provide compassionate and humane care to those in need," Shah said.
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At the Sunday campaign event, Merkel said that Europeans would continue to work in friendship with the US, the UK and others wherever possible, including Russia, but stressed her view that Europeans must be self-reliant.
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It is worth the penny of every dollar spent by the U.S. government to support girls to stay in school and to help women entrepreneurs, business owners and small shareholder farmers to become more self-reliant.
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We had this idealistic vision that we were going to start a farming community—the far-out hippie shit of becoming self-reliant, shit that is way more relevant now because society is about to collapse.
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Therefore, our general theme and approach in this set of projects is that plants should become part of our society as well as self-reliant, and be given the ability to autonomously interact and walk with us.
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Kim Il Guk, North Korea&aposs sports minister, said in a speech that the games reflect the "revered determination of the leaders of the North and South to bring forward the future of a self-reliant unification."
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said his country needs to deliver a "serious blow" to those imposing sanctions by ensuring its economy is more self-reliant, state media Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said on Thursday.
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Ironically, one year before Congress enacted welfare reform measures intended to ensure that immigrants are self-reliant, a bipartisan blue ribbon panel, chaired by civil rights icon Barbara Jordan, issued recommendations for overhauling our nation's immigration policies.
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A former information technology systems analyst — "probably why I am so drawn to innovative energy technology" — she is particularly critical of policies that make it more difficult for consumers to become more self-reliant for their energy.
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Neither employs a full-time swing coach, and in the copycat world of golf, where so many chase success by following the leaders, their self-reliant streaks could accelerate a culture change that already has some momentum.
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While narratives about learning to love yourself for who you are are important, I was far more affected and inspired by Fareeda's evolved, self-reliant perspective, poise, and stoic ability to unwaveringly feel herself at all times.
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"It would not be such a bad thing for Japan to become more self-reliant in terms of security," wrote the authors of a report from the Institute for International Policy Studies released in Tokyo this week.
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"I think my exposure to that group helped me know what I was looking for when I got older, in terms of black creative thought and people being self-reliant and creating their own institutions," she said.
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Iran's international rehabilitation also opens the prospect of economic rivalry, with Saudi Arabia facing not only a fellow oil producer in an era of oversupply and low prices, but also a more self-reliant and multi-skilled economy.
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Where Virgos would rather work hard to reach their goals, Libras would prefer to network their way to top (you can look to their respective ruling elements, self-reliant earth and sociable air, to better understand this difference).
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"It's a guesstimate how much Australia would have to spend if it was purely self-reliant, but it would be at least double the amount and possibly a lot more than it spends at the moment," said Graham.
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And in a world where we all need to be increasingly self-reliant, it's more important than ever to be generous with our time, knowledge and experience to help our kids — both male and female — gain financial confidence.
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Many songs on the rapper's two EPs to date are similarly brazen: On them, she embodies the spirit of the "icy girl," a term she coined on her breakout and uses to describe highly motivated, self-reliant women.
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"The B.L.M. rule could have taken a lot of wells out of service, which is counter to what we're trying to achieve here by making our country more self-reliant and less dependent on foreign sources," he said.
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Although Badu describes herself as "not very political," her skepticism of politics owes something to a tradition of black nationalism that urges African-Americans to be self-reliant—wary of a political system that is untrustworthy by design.
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Mr. Kelly and some Vietnamese-Americans have chosen to forget their past or to recast it with themselves and their families as heroic, self-reliant Americans who are better than the newest and most threatening immigrant or refugee.
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"Qatar is self-reliant for the fuel or chemicals required to produce electricity and water, because the sector is fully independent and the country depends on its own resources," the managing director of QEWC said in a statement.
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The extension was agreed because Iraq had shown it was taking steps toward becoming more self-reliant for its energy needs, one of the officials said, and less dependent on Iran, whose energy sector is under harsh U.S. sanctions.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A senior member of Iran's Revolutionary Guards urged the government on Tuesday to follow its supreme leader's vision for a self-reliant economy and said the Guards wanted to play a bigger role to make that happen.
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But even as Ms. Blichfeld and Mr. Sinclair, who were married on New Year's Eve 2010, insisted on doing many things the same way they always had, they recognized that they couldn't be quite as self-reliant as before.
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"Therefore, our general theme and approach in this set of projects is that plants should become part of our society as well as self-reliant, and be given the ability to autonomously interact and walk with us," they added.
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U.S. sanctions that were first imposed on Russia in 2014 made the country "anxious" at first, Putin told the audience of investors in Moscow, but he insisted they had in fact spurred the economy to be more self-reliant.
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In fact, a Bank of America study indicates that 6900 percent of GM's sales will come from newly launched products by 2628; contrary to critics' predictions, our auto industry has become self-reliant and focused on long-term competitiveness.
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Last month, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited a hot spring resort nearing completion in the central alpine town of Yangdok, one of major construction projects at the heart of his drive to build a "self-reliant" economy.
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A key element of Mr. Kim's plan for building a "self-reliant" economy, in the face of international sanctions over his nuclear program, is developing tourism along its scenic east coast and near Mount Baekdu along the Chinese border.
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Last month, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited a hot spring resort nearing completion in the central alpine town of Yangdok, one of major construction projects at the heart of his drive to build a "self-reliant" economy.
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"What you see today as Nayagarh's democratic movement to sustain community forests resources and become self-reliant was born of necessity 40 years ago after six droughts in 10 years shattered its farm and forest-based livelihoods," Pradhan said.
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The extension was agreed because Iraq had shown it was taking steps toward becoming more self-reliant for its energy needs, one of the officials said, and less dependent on Iran, whose energy sector is under harsh U.S. sanctions.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said his country needs to deliver a "telling blow" to those imposing sanctions by ensuring its economy is more self-reliant, state media Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said on Thursday.
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DUBAI, March 22 (Reuters) - A senior member of Iran's Revolutionary Guards urged the government on Tuesday to follow its supreme leader's vision for a self-reliant economy and said the Guards wanted to play a bigger role to make that happen.
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In a Summit L.A. panel with his brother Mark Bezos in 2017, the billionaire described his grandfather, whom he and his siblings called "Pop," as incredibly self-reliant and resourceful — two qualities that Bezos says vastly contributed to Amazon's success.
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I think being radically self-reliant is important, but so is being honest and conscientious about the ways that we need to seek support from others, and then finding those people that love the prospect of offering us what we need.
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He begins to explore the underground of North Philly, an exploration that introduces the main theme of the book: What happens to the individual who tries to be utterly self-reliant, an independent actor, free from any kind of group?
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TOKYO/HIGASHI MATSUSHIMA, JAPAN (Reuters) - A northern Japanese city's efforts to rebuild its electric power system after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami mark a quiet shift away from the country's old utility model toward self-reliant, local generation and transmission.
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The poor but fiercely self-reliant nation, which won independence from Ethiopia in 1991 and fought a war with its former ruler after that, has snubbed some international aid in the past, saying it wanted to avoid a culture of dependence.
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"People here are self-reliant and very hardheaded, and they have sacrificed for our independence and want to retain it," said Bob Spink, a former Conservative member of Parliament from Essex who was an early supporter of a British exit.
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At its core is the fiction of a self-reliant, totally independent and autonomous, Crusoesque individual, the one who is smart and strong enough to be able to save himself (the gendered pronoun is not accidental here) and, perhaps, his family.
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It started in May, when Chancellor Angela Merkel, shocked by Mr. Trump's first visit to Europe as president, said that "the times we can fully rely on others are somewhat over" and that Europe had to become more self-reliant.
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Schulz's focus on European-American conductors of the Underground Railroad overlooks some of the most important people in this process: Maroons, the African-Americans who, against all odds and legal barriers, extricated themselves from enslavement and formed self-reliant resistance communities.
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It is one of the largest construction initiatives Kim has launched, part of his campaign for a "self-reliant economy" even as he seeks to convince U.S. President Donald Trump to lift economic sanctions at their second summit later this month.
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QATAR: An affiliate of Qatari conglomerate Aamal Co plans to build three factories to produce copper wires, aluminium bars and drums for cables, projects that could make the country more self-reliant in the face of an embargo by other Arab states.
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"We're not thinking about the way that this will boomerang when we are dealing with a China that is much more self-reliant, much larger and much less dependent on the U.S.," said Ali Wyne, a policy analyst at the RAND Corporation.
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First-time actor Sasha Lane plays Star, a self-reliant but naive teenager who falls in with a crowd of rowdy youths; the group — overseen by a rattail-wearing Shia LaBeouf — traverses the country in a van, selling magazine subscriptions to unsuspecting marks.
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In cultures where men are expected to be more self-reliant and help seeking is considered an atypical behavior for male leaders, then men will be less likely than women to seek help, fearing that it would impugn their reputations for competence.
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The model of individual liberty and a self-reliant citizenry was proposed by the founders and influenced by philosophers like John Stuart Mill, who envisioned sufficient time and space for self-development of character and room for making decisions that are truly ours.
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Tesla's handbook is focused less on the details of human-resources policy (it directs readers to an internal website for more specific information on compensation and taking time off, for example) and more on emphasizing the company's expectation that employees will be self-reliant.
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Beside Russell Westbrook, who was still familiarizing himself with the complicated responsibilities of a franchise point guard, there was plenty of room for Durant to become more self-reliant and less predictable against defenses that schemed to play him as physical as they could.
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Future priorities for the embassy in Kabul are expected to include working toward peace and reconciliation, state stability and helping the Afghan government become more self-reliant, said a senior State Department official who spoke about the diplomatic plans only on condition of anonymity.
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Op-Ed Contributor While President Trump talks repeatedly about fixing America's inner cities, it's a good bet that in the coming years, New York and other large metropolitan areas will need to be more self-reliant in solving pressing problems, especially low-income housing.
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"Overall, we believe that the current trade wars with the United States will only accelerate China's shift away from an export economy dependent on global trade/flows towards a more self-reliant consumer services economy that is gaining prominence, particularly within Asia," he wrote.
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Along with a larder (for cured meat, lard and the foods preserved in it), a buttery (for wine, cider and beer, stored in barrels or "butts") and a storeroom for dried and preserved produce, a pantry produced not only meals but a self-reliant kitchen.
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In a little over a generation, right-leaning, working-class whites went from defining America — being the standard, the base model, the hard-working, self-reliant American dream made flesh, about which kitschy songs are written — to being, in their view, an embattled minority.
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While the sanctions are expected to hurt Huawei in the short term, industry experts say it could force the company — and other Chinese firms — to become self-reliant by developing more home-grown technologies, hurting the dominance of American companies such as Google in the longer term.
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The United States played an important role in helping Armenia build a robust IT and hi-tech sector to reduce the country's dependence on analog sectors of the traditional economy, much as the U.S. has partnered with Armenia to make the country's energy sector more self-reliant.
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However, he added, getting senior enlisted leaders like Mr. Rodriguez to come in for help is a hard sell, because they often see a PTSD diagnosis not just as a risk to promotion, but as an affront to their self-image as tough and self-reliant.
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While the sanctions are expected to hurt Huawei in the short term, industry experts say it could force the company - and other Chinese firms - to become self-reliant by developing more home-grown technologies, hurting the dominance of American companies such as Google in the longer term.
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"Our religion is very well known for its self-reliance and its focus on being self-reliant and providing for yourself when you can't rely on other sources to help that," said Jeff Brown, assistant director of the Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology at Brigham Young University.
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"We are strongly committed to supporting refugees and UK leadership has helped drive longer-term ways of working that mean refugees can access education, find work and become more self-reliant, while also benefiting host communities," a spokesman from Britain's Department for International Development said in a statement.
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If there was anything my freeze-dried food experiment taught me, it was how lucky I was to be able to walk down the street and buy a sandwich whenever I wanted to—but also how far I was from being self-reliant in the more quotidian sense.
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Questions such as - did you want your child to be more independent-minded; or do you prefer they respect elders; do you wish that they would exhibit more curiosity or have good manners; do you want them to be more self-reliant or would you prefer they be obedient?
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Under a push known as "Made in China 2025", Beijing has targeted high-tech sectors, including semiconductors, for support in a bid to be more self-reliant, an initiative it has backed off from publicly after provoking the ire of the United States, which complains about Chinese industrial subsidies.
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"The threat of more trade barriers is unlikely to sway China from its plan to make its domestic chip industry self-reliant, and to create a strong supply chain as a key enabler for innovation in other technologically intensive industries," analysts at BMI Research said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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China's leader, Xi Jinping, signaled last month that he would not buckle to Washington's trade demands when he visited vast grain-growing areas of northeast China, stressing the need for China to be self-reliant, a policy harking back to the Cold War era of Mao Zedong 50 years ago.
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"Kim's activities appear to be intended to highlight to his people that his campaign to build a self-reliant economy is business as usual while boosting military morale and also showing they were not affected by the virus," Kim Dong-yup, a professor at Kyungnam University in Seoul, told Reuters.
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"This final rule will protect hardworking American taxpayers, safeguard welfare programs for truly needy Americans, reduce the federal deficit and re-establish the fundamental legal principle that newcomers to our society should be financially self-reliant and not dependent on the largess of United States taxpayers," it said in a statement.
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If you're poor in America, or perhaps simply not rich enough to be entirely self-reliant (maybe you work for someone else rather than leading your own highly successful enterprise), everyone wants to be your judge and jury, chief among us a President who equates economic success with personal fulfillment and validation.
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" Read Our Review No. 49 Vevey, Switzerland "Hotel du Lac," which chronicles a single woman's vacation at a Swiss resort, is generally viewed as Brookner's "most absorbing novel; the heroine is more philosophical from the outset, more self-reliant, more conscious that a solitary life is not, after all, an unmitigated tragedy.
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The administrative support and commitment of the State Government for the OPGC expansion programme combined with the management and technical support of the strategic partner AES, OPGC is poised to go a long way in making the state self reliant in power and play the role of a catalyst of industrial growth of the state.
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"This final rule will protect hardworking American taxpayers, safeguard welfare programs for truly needy Americans, reduce the Federal deficit, and re-establish the fundamental legal principle that newcomers to our society should be financially self-reliant and not dependent on the largess(e) of United States taxpayers," the White House said in a statement Saturday.
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But Sara Zaske's " Achtung Baby: An American Mom on the German Art of Raising Self-Reliant Children " (Picador) is perhaps an inevitable follow-up to " Bringing Up Bébé ," that best-selling book about parenting the way the French supposedly do it—basically, as though the kids were little grownups, presumably ready for adultery and erotic appetites.
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"This final rule will protect hardworking American taxpayers, safeguard welfare programs for truly needy Americans, reduce the Federal deficit, and re-establish the fundamental legal principle that newcomers to our society should be financially self-reliant and not dependent on the largess(e) of United States taxpayers," the statement released by the Office of the Press Secretary said.
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Abandoning college in the depths of the recession in 2009, Emma Copley Eisenberg, at odds with herself and wanting to "drop so hard out of my life that I could hear my life trying to get in touch," arrives in Pocahontas County to volunteer at a wilderness camp to help local teenage girls grow into self-reliant women.
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The video series, which is part of the haircare brand's "Strong Is Beautiful" campaign, highlights the importance of a father and daughter's one-on-one time together: "Research shows that quality time spent with dads is key in raising daughters who are more self-confident, self-reliant and more successful in school and in their careers," Pantene says in a press release.
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African-American parents can't stop demanding equality, but perhaps we need to start dreaming of a different kind of success: a hybrid of the life my father led as a child (while appallingly unjust, segregation made the black community self-reliant, assuring that African-Americans traded in goods and services among themselves) mixed with the expectations he had for me (success in corporate America).
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It connoted as succinctly as possible to others, "Well, he's not a Republican, but he sure isn't a Democrat either," even if I wasn't drinking the Ayn Rand Kool-Aid and thinking magic dirt will transform everyone on the planet into prosperous, intelligent, self-reliant types who would all enjoy a standard of living beyond anything we could presently imagine and respect each other's rights if only that dang government weren't in the way.
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And it is not so for the three characters who are the novel's focus: Dylan, an unusually tall man who, at age 38, is grieving the back-to-back deaths of his mother and grandmother; Constance, a self-reliant survivalist; and her daughter, 12-year-old Stella, a transgender girl who is on the cusp of a puberty that, unless she is able to begin a course of hormone treatments, will deny her the external appearance that matches the girl she knows herself to be.
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