Although his track record is not free of blemish ICICI suffered a wobble during the financial crisis in 2008 he is well qualified, a burly but eloquent character with a strong vision about the role of technology in society.
John Amaechi, a former NBA player for the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Orlando Magic and the Utah Jazz who came out after his retirement from the game, used Twitter to say: "Congratulations to Jason – sport couldn't hope for a more eloquent & positive role model".
He's eloquent about the role of the humanities -- particularly history -- in creating great engineers and scientists.
The mosque inkwell (above), eloquent of the huge role that Islam has always played in spreading literacy, makes clear the same link in Africa.
But this was a three-handed drama, with the condemned man – as Gerald Tyler played him – eloquent in a silent role, and the main dialogue taking place between the officer (Omar Ebrahim, projecting the fervour of a true believer) and an appalled but impotent Visitor, sung with burning expressiveness by tenor Michael Bennett.
But the most eloquent description of his role came when Representative James Mann of South Carolina, a Democrat casting a difficult vote for impeachment on the House Judiciary Committee, said on July 29 , 1974 "If there is no accountability, another president will feel free to do as he chooses.
American ingenuity can help, which is why Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, who was hosting the Agriculture Ministers of Pakistan and Afghanistan on a farm near Des Moines, waxed so eloquent last week about the role that this administration -- and successive administrations -- must play in technology transfer and improved farming techniques for developing countries.
To avoid permanent damage to neurological function, identification of eloquent cortical areas plays a critical role in the presurgical planning of tumour resection [ 12, 13].
Late last December, the two men were once again found guilty — though not before Khodorkovsky gave an eloquent speech that cemented his role as the modern heir to the great Russian dissidents of the past.
In past seasons, he has been an eloquent interpreter of the title role of Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" and has been equally effective in such comic parts as Frantz, the romantically straying hero of Balanchine's version of "Coppélia".
