Yet this was the year of magical thinking in Missouri, where a Republican legislator just filed a bill that would require abortions to be approved by the biological father, as if impregnating a woman somehow endows him with authority over her body.
Greater diversity – something that doesn't just apply to women, of course – endows organisations of all kinds with a resilience that cannot be bought on Savile Row.
The American government has excelled in foreign policy because the constitution endows the president with sufficient power and freedom to initiate foreign policy and to back it with military might if needed.
It insists on respect for Sri Lanka's 13th constitutional amendment, which endows provinces with limited autonomy, notably over land ownership and police powers.Not just India but other countries also keep an eye on the north, not least because of credible evidence of war crimes committed there at the end of fighting.
Far from oppressing women, Islam endows them with plenty of rights; the problem lies in implementing those rights.
A combination of electricity and magnetism accelerates the protons and thus endows them with energy.
THE sheer number of scientists, economists, businesspeople and policymakers working on climate change endows it with a kind of blitz spirit.
But the basic idea behind both devices is the same.A combination of electricity and magnetism accelerates the protons and thus endows them with energy.
Which is exactly what a good violin needs.Treating wood with certain fungi endows it with similar properties.
Britain has the lowest jobless rate among big European countries.In contrast, the European model formally endows workers with influence over business decisions and informally gives both them and managers considerable sway over public policy.
Investors pay less for shares in a company with dual-class shares than for shares in an otherwise identical company that endows each share with one vote.
