The slogan encapsulated several central aspects of communist thought.
The ramifications are immediate and raise questions that strike across central aspects of the sport.
Indeed, he went to places that broadly evoked central aspects of Mr. Bush's political philosophy and appeal.
The rules do not mention food or musical instruments, either - two central aspects of life in the park.
The decisions of the nineteen-thirties, which rejected central aspects of Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, also showed how conservative Justices would overrule the democratically elected branches.
For example, in discussing the enforcement-to-prevention shift, he never mentioned what senior Justice Department officials call the central aspects of this policy.
Hip-hop and stop-and-frisk are central aspects of the lives of millions of people, especially black and Latino youths.
These days, Nanqian and some residents of Hongwansi are struggling to preserve these central aspects of Yugur culture, even as the traditions fade among younger residents.
"One of the central aspects of detective story telling is the slightly outside element of the detective who sees the world in a different way".
Neither man is a voluble, heart-on-sleeve politician to begin with, and refusing to discuss central aspects of their identities can make each seem yet more remote.
For in waging war on fat and sugar, what the administration is doing is taking on central aspects of the American lifestyle.
