Rather, the vote has come to underscore traditional rivalries between north and south Kyrgyzstan.
Mr. Wolfowitz came to Iraq hoping to underscore the progress the administration has made, and to persuade investors to come and help Iraq rebuild.
"I wanted to come to primarily underscore the value the United States attaches to our growing cooperation with the republic of Cyprus," Biden said in an address moments after touching down.
I wanted a wildness about her, so that's where the hair came in, to underscore that free spirit.
Crennel said a recent emphasis on player safety, in particular when it comes to concussions, underscored the decision to shut Boss down for the season.
But the developments underscore fundamental questions that came to the fore in the financial crisis: What do the people who create and sell investments owe to those who buy the investments?
What is certain: "The Muppets" — as underscored by how Walter came to life — is a rare example of the corporate committee getting out of its own way and letting the creative folks take the lead.
Since then, new facts have come to light that underscore the need for Mr. Menendez to relinquish his gavel.
In the 1980s, when Kolobow et al [ 29] developed their low-flow venovenous bypass technique for extracorporeal gas exchange, the term ECCO2-R instead of ECMO came into use to underscore the importance of elimination of carbon dioxide in this method.
Mr Xi's visit to Maldives and Sri Lanka before coming to India underscores Beijing's commitment to develop close links with the island states of the Indian Ocean.
When it came to his work, Wyeth was very private — a proclivity that is underscored by a sign tacked to the front door: "I do not sign autographs".
