Its philosophical bedrock was a vision of "Revolution Girl Style Now!"—a radical call to use the untapped, revolutionary potential of girls as a "force that can, and will, change the world for real".
But that changed when the recession struck, undermining the condo sales market that was a bedrock of Related's vision.
Mr. Rahman — his friend and, they joked, future campaign adviser — said that with Republicans as well as Democrats running hard away from President Bush, this election doesn't allow Democrats to frame their campaign as a bedrock challenge to a Republican vision.
Alongside his own small-screen programmes, he had a seven-year run (1973-79) as presenter of Crackerjack, a bedrock of children's tele- vision, mixing variety acts with party games and the hosts' own sketches.
Character actors sometimes step out from the shadows to play prominent roles in popular tele- vision dramas, providing a bedrock for productions that feature ensemble casts.
With that oath, they come under military law and must follow military orders; ultimate liability -- service even at the cost of their lives -- now becomes the bedrock of a new ethical framework and moral vision.
A statement of Vision and Values, setting forth lofty goals and bedrock beliefs, is an absolute must for the modern corporation.
Istanbul, Turkey -- The bedrock of the US-Turkish relationship has always been a shared strategic vision that was forged shoulder-to-shoulder in the crucible of the Korean War and the height of the Cold War.
His vision of the Midwest as a place apart, a calm heartland of bedrock American values, is one that took root in the 1940's, when The Tribune was said to be the most widely read newspaper in America.
Far from being prescriptive, this detail allows the artist a solid bedrock from which to operate, confident that he is achieving – or, better yet, sharing – the writer's vision.
