I am staring at a White House document that symbolizes "Phony War II," our campaign of finger-wagging and rostrum-rattling at Saddam.
More than one child out of five does not have a birth certificate, a document which symbolizes the first recognition of the child's existence the State, of their identity, their due right to health, protection and to all the others rights that children are entitled to.
There is a long history of Russians, Europeans, Americans, and Chinese trying to extend their power into this area, and their photos documenting the region symbolize that attempt to control.
The mere presence of this document in Pre-K classrooms symbolizes a dramatic shift toward standardization in the early years.
The tree at the right side of the picture represents the document structure (parent/child elements relationship) and each node symbolizes one ModelElement with it attributes and references list (the ref_by list in each node of the picture).
It is a dangerous superstition--and in direct opposition to some of this land's most cherished liberties--that we can destroy an idea by destroying documents that express or symbolize it.
(f) A scene is elementary part or task of information systems services, or a kind of Web services; it is represented by a hyperarc that symbolizes the transition from one state of documents to the other.
Writing in the Financial Times last week, conservative journalist Christopher Caldwell describes the Norquist Pledge as a "partisan document," "a ratchet driving taxes down to unsustainable levels" that "symbolizes a political system short on legitimacy".
The image in Guo's "Dancing Beijing," for example, symbolizes the traditional Chinese seal, used for millennia to validate official documents.
The union's absence from the agreement is symbolized by the old AFGE logo the department used on the document's cover page.
She signed a document of profession; the veil she wore was blessed and a gold ring symbolizing her marriage to Christ was put on her finger.
