Mr. Steel, whose store carries both Japanese labels, argued that the style, first espoused in the post-recessionary early '90s by designers like Helmut Lang, Martin Margiela and Mr. Owens himself, is "not so much copied as absorbed into peoples' lines".
Brilliant as Dawkins is, for instance, and influential as The Selfish Gene remains, a fluid advance in that understanding first espoused in the 1970s is now suggested by E. O. Wilson in The Social Conquest of Earth.
All these are things that some Democrats have espoused in the past.
This study was conducted in conformity to ethical standards comparable to those espoused in the 1964 Helsinki Declaration.
Similarly, self-centered norms such as negative victim identity representations espoused in the following section embrace nationalism.
The Common Rule is derived from the basic ethical principles espoused in the Belmont Report (http://ohsr.od.nih.gov/guidelines/belmont.html).html
The two cohorts showed different expectations for dementia services reflecting cultural norms espoused in the two societies.
Recent news reports about the president's forthcoming environmental initiatives indicate that for the most part, his policy will be a continuation of the 'all of the above' approach espoused in his first term and throughout the reelection campaign.
If his investigation finds grounds to proscribe the Muslim Brotherhood it will alienate millions who never espoused violence in the first place.
Understandably, this method of teaching focused on the first and third AO principles, and the preservation of soft tissues espoused by the second principle was often overlooked in the plastic bone exercise and later in the surgical operating room.
The prospect of using technologies such as blockchain in the NHS was first espoused in a report published earlier this year by the UK's chief scientific advisor, Sir Mark Walport.
