By 2016, does Ireland really want to be defined anew by men and women who were contemporaries of the Kaiser, Lord Kitchener and Charlie Chaplin?
It is informed by those frameworks but differs insofar as it puts more emphasis on a constructivist conception which recognises that sustainability needs to be defined anew for each planning problem.
Subsequently, challenges and their causes have been defined anew and various task groups have been charged with the planning and implementation of further reformative steps with a view to revitalising and overhauling the failing national health system.
The couple separated when they returned to New York, and freed up to define herself anew, Ms. Lion began to build a career.
Even the eagerness to hire brand experts is, in a way, a reaction to this perceived threat of irrelevance – an attempt by nations and regions to regroup, to define themselves anew.
And how do the poor subsist on such a meagre amount?When the bank decided to count the world's poor for its 1990 World Development Report, it did not take it upon itself to define them anew.
Ms. Merkel, who was recently married, has also been through what an old friend from the east, Michael Schindhelm, now a theater director in Basel, Switzerland, called "this strange loss of roots, of identity, of context -- this experience of a cut that forces you to define yourself anew".
Personalize it, define him anew in the public mindset.
More popular are olive oil, as favoured by Jamie Oliver, the aforementioned Andrés, and American food writer David Rosengarten ("the unaccustomed marriage of fruity olive oil flavor with creamy egg defines anew the upper limits of fried-egg excitement"), and butter, beloved of Point, his culinary disciple Bernard Loiseau, and Cook's Illustrated, among others.
Meadows came of age at a time when British documentary photography was defining itself anew.
