Accordingly, they maintained their choice for LLL, which was then expressed once the TO had elapsed, a notion that supports the gambling-like profile of these animals.
Jihadi brides is a notion that's been expressed before - there's no root in that in religion - but quite possibly that is something they would be used for.
That's the kind of thinking that Joshua Sewell, a senior policy analyst at the fiscally conservative Taxpayers for Common Sense, expressed as well: "There's a notion that we have to have spending on agriculture, but where's the money going and what are we getting out of it?
This coming together of past and future at the moment of disclosure of a diagnosis, combined with an expressed notion that the consequentiality of the diagnosis trumps the urgency of diagnosis, seemed to hinge primarily on the unpredictability associated with dementia.
In 1913 Malevich created abstract geometrical patterns in a manner he called Suprematism, a term which expressed the notion that colour, line, and shape should reign supreme over subject matter or narrative in art.
In addition, they expressed the notion that games and activities should be incorporated into the classroom learning experience.
Jargon aside, this expresses the notion that a college degree doesn't merely yield a private economic benefit (a million dollars over a lifetime) but that an educated public can keep health care costs down (college grads take better care of themselves), raise levels of economic development (they create more jobs and companies) and increase tax receipts (they make more money and pay more taxes).
"There may be some good that is accomplished even if the amount in question is all but nominal, in expressing some notion that as a society, we have collectively said this is a problem," he said.
Wine connoisseurs often talk of terroir - a French word expressing the notion that vineyard soils impart flavors to the finished wines.
