Amiry, born in Damascus in 1951, is a natural raconteur and, she avowed in her presentation, a dyslexic author.
While he spoke resolutely against them in an editorial for THUMP last year, he's less avowed in his opposition now.
Yet, the Obama administration has avowed in the strongest words possible that it sees Iran as a destabilizing factor in Iraq and across the Middle East.
The problem was that Xu was advancing a cause, rule of law, that Chinese authorities have long avowed in writing but deliberately thwarted in practice.
Last year the tribunal ruled that UK agencies' use of bulk powers had been illegal for a period of around a decade, prior to 2015 — because they had not been avowed in parliament.
"Garibaldi is like no one else," Georges Sand avowed in 1859.
One learns very little about Kirstein's relationship with Balanchine from Duberman's book, because — as Kirstein openly avowed in later years — no relationship existed.
So large was his take for the network on his morning show that it was avowed in the ad industry that by the time William Paley (Mr. CBS) finished his breakfast, Arthur had paid the network's bills for the day.
Some capabilities were only avowed in parliament in recent years, following the 2013 Snowden disclosures — and deemed by the U.K. intelligence agencies' own oversight court to have been illegally operated as a result.
The party's radical rightwing credentials are also flagged up by its avowed belief in a flat rate of income tax, an idea that has found favour in Serbia, Ukraine, Slovakia, Georgia, and Romania.
