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91. Guard well within yourself that treasure, kindness. Know how to give without hesitation, how to lose without regret, how to acquire without meanness. George Sand 

92. Intel said it would begin to acquire all outstanding shares of Xircom within the next ten days.

93. A person can acquire the virus from one method and pass it on through another.

94. In times of financial stringency and the adoption of Value for Money strategies in government those with financial expertise may acquire power.

95. Deputy City Manager Bruce Herring said the city is negotiating to acquire land for those two sites.

96. But some symbols acquire their additional semantic properties from some characteristic they have as actions or things.

97. At auction the purchaser may have been able to acquire the site at a marginal figure above the next highest bid. Sentencedict.com

98. The waste-management company also entered into a pact to acquire other Wastemasters assets for about $ 15. 8 million.

99. This change puts at greater risk those working-class boys and girls who fail to acquire any such paper qualifications.

100. As far as I recall from school biology, you do not acquire relatives by waving.

101. Words associated with women are sexualized so that apparently equivalent terms acquire very different meanings.

102. Staff with responsibility for student welfare should be given training to acquire counselling skills.

103. They were beginning to achieve astonishing economic success; and only their children would acquire a certain polish.

104. In our headlong pursuit to acquire wealth and worldly pleasures, Christians have become virtually indistinguishable from the rest of the world.

105. Does the health authority have any provision to assist young people to acquire the necessary academic qualifications for entry to nurse training?

106. Baxley International said Friday that it bid $11 million in cash and stock to acquire the Los Angeles-based company.

107. Thus do we acquire our knowledge of history in general, as well as of specific epochs and events.

108. Through learning, children acquire not only their parents' moral code but also a willingness to act in accordance with the rules.

109. In concrete operations, reasoning and thought acquire greater stability than prevails in preoperational thought.

110. People will acquire reputations on how well-trained their computers are and how well-groomed their computational ecology is.

111. These people in turn acquire their attitudes and identity from their own particular niche in the environment.

112. Nobody inside the movement was permitted to acquire enough power or a high enough profile to challenge de Gaulle successfully.

113. The primary purpose of the proposed research will be to acquire detailed knowledge about how the new Act will operate.

114. Once you begin to stray from easily measured routes and landmarks, you will need to acquire a pedometer.

115. Horses are thought to acquire infection mainly from pastures contaminated by donkeys during the summer months.

116. They feared that their troops might acquire a taste for such butchery and become no better than those they fought against.

117. For example, one aim of a business plan may be to acquire the local authority housing department as a new client.

118. Perhaps as a general contractor, to acquire and organize the material elements needed to put such a mission together?

119. The project is intended to begin to explore these possibilities by examining the extent to which expert systems can acquire human expertise.

120. Adults are at least able to acquire, even though this may not be at a sufficiently high level of competence.