There are, however, a plethora of policy experts around to help candidates who want to implement a bold, power-balancing policy vision.
A figure far removed from the usual cast of international "starchitects", the 87 year old has spent the past six decades building a body of work, primarily in his home country, that stands out for its force of expression and bold structural power, married with finely crafted detail.
A lesser man would have given up, but bold staying power is the least that can be expected from someone who called his first solo album "Jesus of Cool" (the 1978 release was retitled "Pure Pop for Now People" for touchy Yanks).
Her choice of material is smart and bold, and the power of that voice transforms each song; you're always aware of the strength of her interpretation.
One passage nicely summarizes the Republican approach to government, at the dawn of its long exile from power — bold and feckless, all at once.
Chanel is one of the most profitable and extravagant of the luxury houses, founded on the rigid principles of Coco Chanel, who pioneered its famous tweed jackets, quilted bags and profitable fragrances, including Chanel No 5. Its fashion shows had previously been seen as bold displays of power.
While Mr. Bébéar built AXA in the 1980s and 1990s through bold acquisitions, the power he now wields derives from the corporate boards on which he serves and the close friendships he has made through organizations like the Club des Cent — as well as hunting parties for which he is host at his estate near Orléans.
"No matter how strong we want to be, how bold, with women power, if there are two or three guys, you just have to turn and run," said Gazmer, 29.
Finally, we compared fMRI BOLD and gLFP power for stimuli that yielded identical firing rates.
