Elsewhere, people were taking a more explicit stance to make their anti-privatisation feelings known. .
3. Advocacy Certain brands have chosen to take an even more explicit stance, actively leveraging their media presence to right wrongs.
Mr. Obama has opposed the war from the start, and has introduced a bill to begin withdrawing United States troops no later than May 1, with the goal of removing all combat brigades by March 31 , 2008 taking a far more explicit stance than Mrs. Clinton on ending the conflict.
But Mr. Bennett of Subaru is pragmatic about his company's explicit stance: "Look, we know that our owner base and our consumers are extremely well educated, and they celebrate diversity.
Companies that have taken more explicit stances on this include global giants such as Nestlé, Danone, Unilever, Asia Pulp and Paper, Wilmar and Golden Agri Resources.
Representation of the states Swing and Stance: A family of models, although different in detail, shares the property to operate without an explicit representation of the states Swing and Stance, different to the solution represented by the selector net in earlier versions of Walknet and by application of motivation units in later versions (e.g., Schilling et al. 2007 and Fig. 5).
Therefore, the question is open whether an explicit neuronal representation of the states Swing and Stance is necessary as is the case in Walknet or whether a decentralized solution is possible where Swing state and Stance state would occur as emergent properties?
Rather than telling an explicit story, Marshall used everyday movements and gestures — a caress, an embrace, a threatening stance — in ways that took them out of the literal and into the archetypal.
I have to admit, that the idea of an explicit TV show being bankrolled by Apple had me chuckling for a moment as I considered Steve Jobs' stance on profane material in the App Store.
She had an explicit preference.
