Nowadays the emphasis is largely on 'structural' policies, and where proposals about the level of demand are made, they are usually restrictive ones, as embodied in the notorious Stability Pact.
Or rather, liberal feminism, as embodied in the shiny form of Katie Couric and company.
but showed considerable knowledge of the leftists ideas, particulary as embodied in the plays of Clifford Odets.
As embodied in the new Opéra, which opened in 1875, ballet was at the heart of the city's elaborate social hierarchy.
The story is about the failure of Jamaican politics after independence, to realize the ideal of revolution as embodied in the figure of Che Guevara.
And line is also the stock in trade of the third winner, Thomas Stavovy, as embodied in the title of his etching, "Ariadne's Thread".
As embodied in the resolution, the letters make explicit that the forces are in Iraq only at the new government's request (ie, they could be kicked out).
Those same characteristics could propel wireless Ethernet as embodied in the 802.11b standard, which allows data to be transmitted at 11 megabits -- 11 million bits a second.
Clarification: "football season" here means the fantasy football season as embodied in "The League," an FX comedy that just keeps getting better.
Various attempts were made to redefine Anglo-Iraqi relations, as embodied in the 1926 and 1927 treaties, without fundamentally altering Britain's responsibility.
As a young man, he'd been attracted to political anarchism, especially as embodied in the work of Gustav Landauer, a leading German-Jewish theorist of the movement.
