The destroyed home, of course, symbolizes and catalyzes trouble in the couple's marriage, and the ensuing domestic crises shape the novel.
The modern monarchy does not begin wars or shape domestic policy.
Mr. Rove had extraordinary power within the administration to shape domestic policy.
Underlying all this is a worldview that gives priority to love, generosity and caring as the central values that must shape domestic and foreign policy.
Existing links seem to be purely regional, to cities such as Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, with additional destinations that China regards as "domestic" in the shape of Lhasa in Tibet and Taiwan's capital, Taipei.
Though they wisely refrain from drawing inferences, Scahill and Rowley have uncovered the facts of a new unaccountable power in America and the world that has the potential to shape domestic and international events in an unprecedented way.
Mr. Rubin's job, as described in his book, "In an Uncertain World: Tough Choices From Wall Street to Washington," was to analyze an often mystifying world, alongside Alan Greenspan and an insatiably curious president, and to shape domestic and global economic policy accordingly.
I will vote for her because I trust that she will shape domestic policies to strengthen our economy and to increase equity.
In the "Art of Naming Operations," a military journal article published in 1995, Army Lieutenant Colonel Gregory Sieminski wrote that since 1989, with the invasion of Panama, major US military operations have received nicknames in an effort to help shape "domestic and international perceptions about the activities they describe".
Crosses also differ from domestic pigs in shape, but only differ in the size of both upper and lower second molars (Table 3).
