His brazenness in taking on the United States struck a popular chord, and his ability to wrap himself in the imagery of the prophet Muhammad carried deep resonance in the Muslim world.
The legislation's key component, however, is fast-track authority, which would give the Obama administration the ability to wrap up negotiations on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a free-trade deal years in the making.
In Ukraine I found joy in life, freedom and civilization". Russia's internal oppression and external marauding depend on its ability to wrap 11% of the Earth's landmass in hermetically sealed truthlessness, unspooled now to the rest of the globe.
But not all machines have nice, sharp, distinguishable levels like this, and when they don't, the very notion of "gate" loses its meaning, and our ability to wrap our heads around the machine's workings can quickly deteriorate.
"Keanu's power lies not in transformation or the ability to wrap his mouth around clever word play," writes the film critic Angelica Jade Bastién, our foremost Reevesian scholar.
The advantage of using apps as a distribution mechanism for movies is the ability to wrap DVD-style extras and interactivity around them.
Capital flight became one of the signature failures of Greece's ability to wrap up tortuous negotiations with creditors at the EU and IMF last year.
Choose gifts based on either durability or the shop's ability to wrap it up well enough to get it home.
In the real world, advances in digital technology in the nine years since the case began have not waited for the ruling by the European Court of First Instance on a major aspect of the dispute: Microsoft's ability to wrap its own media player into its dominant Windows operating system.
However, you only half believe them: conveniently, a handful of songs here come pre-prepared from an instrumental side-project – and Elektra, Dawkins Christ and Destroy the Man display their undeniable ability to wrap catchy riffs around dynamic time-changes and structures.
In Kushner's view, the value of fiction is its ability to wrap reality in a "mythical envelope," a shroud of meaning-making that can produce stories that are truer than truth.
