Giving concrete expression to those pledges, the candidates are among the co-sponsors of a promising piece of legislation introduced on Friday in the Senate.
The primitive pleasure of wrestling with others' work is known to any passionate reader who's ever defaced the volume on his lap with underlinings, X's, stars or smiley faces, tallying his responses page by page for no better reason than the helpless need to give concrete expression to mental, aesthetic events.
In the first minutes of trading on Wednesday, shares in Swissair Group, suspended for two days to allow UBS and Credit Suisse to conclude the bailout package, plunged 97% from Friday's close of 41.05 Swiss francs, to 1.40 Swiss francs, giving concrete expression to what many investors already believed that Swissair was effectively worthless.
By endorsing the proposed commission, the president would give concrete expression to his commitment and demonstrate the sincerity of his pledge.
Taken together the manifold roles we live define us as unique persons, undergoing changes throughout our lives, and the ways we instantiate these relations in associative living are the means whereby we achieve dignity, satisfaction, and meaning in life, and give concrete expression to our creative impulses.
We must be more dynamic and more imaginative in giving concrete expression to our Monterrey Commitments.
We also give the concrete expressions to judge the properties of the bifurcating periodic solutions.
Applying the normal form theory and the center manifold argument, some concrete expressions to judge the properties of the bifurcating periodic solutions are given.
He didn't want to give the face any concrete expression, but to make it give a feeling of a sort of universal force.
But their Omega Workshops (a design house, making textiles and furniture, trying to give concrete visual expression to the group's ideas) were influential, both in terms of the aesthetic they introduced, and the political statement they made, democratising the means of production, clawing back influence for artists rather than patrons.
