The Weekly Standard came to define the "neocon" stance of the Bush era.
Nothing could further define the parties' stance towards the big banks than support for this department, in fact.
In order to reflect the various forms of child dependency in reality, this paper takes a broad stance to define the ken lao group as having the ability to work, graduated from school, currently unemployed or employed, obtaining income, but still relying on parents on a long-term basis to provide extensive support and help, including financial support and labor support.
It should have been a national push by all Democrats to absolutely define the two parties by their stance on this issue alone.
There is no sense in which facticity is both mine and merely a matter of fact, since my existence the kind of being I am is also defined by the stance I take toward my facticity.
A gait cycle was the period between two events of same foot contact, and the first 60% of the gait cycle was defined as the stance phase [ 22- 24].
The following events were defined during the stance phase of gait: Initial contact (threshold 25 N), midstance (identified as the midpoint temporal observation of the stance phase when normalized from 0-100%), peak hip extension (peak hip extension angle) and toe-off (threshold 25 N).
As it is, events are defining the company's stance.
Actually, the latter part of "Control" returns to cooing pop romance, but its no-nonsense opening songs, which became hit singles, defined the album's stance.
Roger Alton, editor 1998-2007, defined the paper's stance in the context of a long and varied history: "The Observer is Britain's oldest Sunday newspaper and it has been making mischief, poking its nose where it shouldn't and reporting the best in arts, culture, politics, sport, business and skulduggery for over two hundred years.
