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31. TIME termed the results "a counterreformation of sorts in a Republican-led era that emphasizes deregulation and self-reliance."

32. Upon the establishment of the new China, through self-reliance and hard working, our country has realized the localization and seriation of weaponry and equipment during a short period.

33. "While self-reliance is a good principle in general, it may be neither efficient nor just if taken to extremes," noted the ESS.

34. By promoting self-reliance,[www.Sentencedict.com] we help people move away from dependence on food aid and other forms of assistance.

35. China seems to be turning inward-moving away from a strategy of increasing openness and connection to the West and toward one of greater self-reliance and tighter internal controls.

36. Later renamed the Girl Scouts of the USA, the organization brings girls into the outdoors, encourages their self-reliance and resourcefulness, and prepares them for varied roles as adult women.

37. Moreover, cooperatives have done so while promoting self-reliance and creating stability in the markets in which they operate.

38. As you've discovered, self-reliance and an inability to express feelings are not conducive to a healthy relationship.

39. Thatcherism:Mrs. Thatcher firmly believed in self-reliance and what has come to be known as privatization. Her policies are popularly referred to as Thatcherism.

40. The objective of any form of assistance for health development should be to build self-reliance.

41. This growing self-reliance would serve them well during the War for Independence, but it directly challenged the mercantile system of Europe, including England, about which we shall speak shortly.

42. We want, instead, to teach self-reliance, demonstrate our trust in the kids, and help them grow in their own terms, but with our loving guidance.

43. The Nation of Islam and its most famous adherent, Malcolm X, preached a message of self-reliance and racial separatism.

44. Adds V.V. Chari, economist at the University of Minnesota: "At the end of the day most people think about it as the same as self-reliance for a household."

45. Positive effects of being a latchkey child include independence and self-reliance.

46. Doing so is viewed as a route to more cost-effective medicines and greater self-reliance.

47. It wasn't just the struggles of these men and women that had moved me. Rather, it was their determination, their self-reliance, a relentless optimism in the face of hardship.

48. It helps generate the human capital needed in key areas such as health, agriculture and engineering, and builds a country's capability for self-reliance.

49. There is, however, a danger inherent in all this government activity: the temptation of self-reliance.

50. Yan Yuan's limpness and not self-reliance, is the traditional feminine disposition which we are accustomed to see.