Sentence examples for concretely express from inspiring English sources

UNICEF invites all Governments to take the opportunity of the Special Session to concretely express their commitment to improving children's lives by taking action on treaties protecting children's rights.

Then it's been concretely expressed to the employees that that must be the important thing.

Abstract ideas such as wholeness, unity, and the absolute and the power of the spirit are concretely expressed in religious terms.

Many Pakistani friends of mine responded immediately and with real sympathy, concretely expressed, after the Haitian earthquake.

It could become a model for other unions and community groups to use. 3. A coherent national organization with state and local chapters: All of us need to belong to something with a common identity --that courretely expresses our movement.

Concretely, highly expressed genes are more compact than lowly expressed genes, which is more pronounced when the effects of expression breadth have been factored out.

Ethical requirements in economic life are expressed concretely in passages such as Leviticus 19 35 36: "You shall do no wrong in judgment, in measures of length or weight or quantity.

In addition to their abstract properties, group theorists also study the different ways in which a group can be expressed concretely (its group representations), both from a theoretical and a computational point of view.

Messages highlight positive aspects of health and concretely show the benefits of making changes.

This policy was expressed most concretely in the meeting of the Palestine National Council in Amman in November 1984, the first time it had met there since Jordan had crushed the PLO armed forces in 1970.

Even the club's choice of name provides telling evidence of how the city's distinctive regional brand of martial patriotism, forged during the Suez invasion and later wars with Israel, is concretely rooted in and expressed through the tribal loyalties which football brings out.