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

Regional organizations embody regional norms.

I embody the central paradox.

They embody everything I needed to conquer, in order to attain freedom.

They embody the principles and values of democracy.

His successor, Mark Carney, has come to embody this view, eschewing fixed policy rules in favor of the constrained discretion implied by guidance ranges for key indicators.

The existing estimates already embody earlier estimates of inflation.

But the principles they embody have a wider scope.

It is, I believe, to embody within the rule of law rights to information.

They have this uncanny ability to embody a persona without acting or pretending.

The current JeanMarc Clément seems to embody all the traits of his forebears.

After more than a decade of initiative and experiment, trial and error, success and failure, the international debt strategy has come to embody a host of policies and considerations.

The center will embody and sustain this new educational commitment.

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

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.

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

So what is this hyperbolic geometry that corals and sea slugs embody?

186. Multilateral agreements also embody and reflect existing efforts to fashion globally acceptable rules of trade.

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.

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.

Despite these difficulties, the Charter of the United Nations continues to embody the best hopes of mankind.

We cannot expect our children to embody an enlightened consciousness if we parents haven't dared to model this ourselves.

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

Those commitments, along with the Millennium Declaration, embody a fully funded, comprehensive development agenda.

(a) For 1992 1993, the existing estimates already embody the earlier estimates of inflation.

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

The protagonist of this novel, who was supposed to embody stereotypically German characteristics, is quite similar to the protagonist of Candide.

(b) The participants also intend to create the following mechanisms to implement these understandings and embody the new public private collaboration

His aim for the Olympic Games was to embody a noble ideal of world peace and brotherhood through athletic competition.

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

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

Along with our logos, too, which I think really embody our culture when we change things.

Appreciate beauty in simplicity and subtle details with these classic designs that embody understated, quiet elegance.

One way that Golden Dawn attempts to embody the state is by having party members out on the streets as vigilantes.

Every time period has a composer, a writer who takes the instrument further, and who then comes to embody that era.

When we embody our life's work, when we share our gifts, we are fulfilled, energized, more compassionate.

Emphasis was placed on the need for the future convention to conform to international law and to embody the principle of respect for national laws.

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

What does renewal or rejuvenation mean to the Chinese? All nations great and small embody a combination of historical fact and myth.

They embody a unique and peculiar combination of vulnerability to ecological fragility, natural disasters and the vagaries of the international economic situation.

The fact is that any piece of legislation purporting to embody human rights is entirely vulnerable to a political system in which parliament is supreme.

I found the subject of Iranian women immensely interesting, in the way the women of Iran, historically, seemed to embody the political transformation.

I found the subject of Iranian women immensely interesting, in the way the women of Iran, historically, seemed to embody the political transformation.