men should embody guidance, rules, authority.

Gloria Alvarez doesn t really embody anything new.

Living organisms obviously embody arrangements of matter into complex structures.

A good metaphor might embody the idea of an inclusive economy.

Such policies embody a country s choice in developing one or several sports.

These people and the values they embody deepened my love for America.

All nations great and small embody a combination of historical fact and myth.

By contrast, Jeb Bush and the Democrats presumed nominee, Hillary Clinton, embody traditional politics.

Europe s response to this process must embody the goal of an orderly and rapid transition.

And positions that are claimed to embody double standards are often nothing of the kind.

The trends that are shaping the twenty first century world embody both promise and peril.

Would you say that these values embody the spiritual core of the Russian national consciousness ?

Physical movements embody the intended meaning of the event, so the whole environment becomes a signifier.

Like traditional myths, such graphic, shared images embody fears that are deeply entrenched in our psyche.

The 99. The characters are meant to embody the 99 attributes of Allah justice, wisdom, mercy, among others.

In both football (soccer) and politics, the country had come to embody an unseemly mixture of arrogance and denial.

Development groups, governments, consumers, and small entrepreneurs need only work out initiatives that embody their common interests with global firms.

When the CCP came to power in 1948, it could claim to embody socialism, Marxism, and the proletariat's historical mission.

When the CCP came to power in 1948, it could claim to embody socialism, Marxism, and the proletariat's historical mission.

Moreover, both candidates embody continuity with Chirac s Gaullist side for Sarkozy and with François Mitterrand for Royal as much as rupture.

Other exchanges embody features of hate speech, drawing divisions between the Irish and the English or the English minded West Brits .

The moment we stop building institutions that embody them (and resort to basking in feelings that sentimentalize them), they cease to exist.

The new Third Way spreading from Washington to London to the rest of the world seemed to embody these leaders' own ideology.

And I'm going to show you two videos that have gotten a lot of attention recently that I think embody this philosophy.

These viruses, apparently developed by the US and Israel to disrupt Iran s nuclear program, embody a level of sophistication far beyond anything previously seen.

These viruses, apparently developed by the US and Israel to disrupt Iran s nuclear program, embody a level of sophistication far beyond anything previously seen.

What is needed now are new social and regulatory policies, often global in nature, that embody a new social contract for the twenty first century.

As a result, Cumberbatch said she strives to embody characters she is completely connected to, even right down to the color of the nail polish.

Even the existence of mundane uncertainty gives rise to conventions and rules of thumb that embody the best of human experience in dealing with the unknown.

Even the existence of mundane uncertainty gives rise to conventions and rules of thumb that embody the best of human experience in dealing with the unknown.

The second reason is, we cannot keep doing animal experimentation forever, and we have to embody all our data and all our knowledge into a working model.

That physical objects, as unlike each other as they could possibly be, can nevertheless embody the same mathematical and causal structure and to do it more and more so over time.

Indeed, Cameron recognized this explicitly in his speech, so the new treaty to embody a new settlement for Britain may have to be negotiated with all member states as a separate exercise.

Indeed, the latest production is a British American partnership, and the violent special operations action hero that Bond has come to embody reflects US assumptions about foreign policy and the rule of law.

At the top of the agenda at ASEAN s Leaders Summit in Singapore this month is the adoption of a Charter to embody its One Vision, One identity, One Community concept for Southeast Asia.

Some cities embody the drama that is your life story, they write your fate even before history begins, turning the peaceful home of your childhood and adolescence into the bloody address of your sacrifice.

Artist Nathalie Miebach takes weather data from massive storms and turns it into complex sculptures that embody the forces of nature and time. These sculptures then become musical scores for a string quartet to play.

In reality, for them the conflict has come to symbolize the anachronistic perpetuation of an unfair colonial order, to represent their political malaise, and to embody the perceived impossibility of their being masters of their destiny.

The foundational values of cooperatives embody not only a humane vision, but also a pragmatic approach to production that has enabled the successful ones to thrive and to spur economic growth in countries that desperately need it.

The ITER experiment, when it starts up in the early 2020s, will embody those advances, achieving the long awaited fusion burn and place us just one step away from the ultimate goal of getting fusion power on the grid in an affordable manner.

Romania was for a few days an inspirational place for many, where people took to the streets fiercely, yet peacefully, in order to demand that the corrupt should not be left unpunished, and also to acknowledge that the lingering weight of corruption exists well beyond the political figures who embody it.

NEW YORK Barack Obama, however mixed his accomplishments to date as US president, has sought to rebrand America and reclaim its former signature asset its ability to embody universally admired values. As popular culture is usually the way those values are transmitted, it is worth considering what it is about American cinema, music, and popular literature that makes them so compelling to many other parts of the world.