Sir Martin Conway, the Museum's first Director General, said that exhibits must 'be vitalised by contributions expressive of the action, the experiences, the valour and the endurance of individuals'.
Abood v. Detroit Bd. of Ed., 431 U.S. 209, and the cases that follow it, prohibit compelled contributions for expressive activities that conflict with one's freedom of belief.
He said the court could not rule for North Carolina Right to Life in this case "without recasting our understanding of the risks of harm posed by corporate political contributions, of the expressive significance of contributions, and of the consequent deference owed to legislative judgments on what to do about them".
Mr. Hood's contributions in the expressive design of tall buildings, cut short by his death at 53, still bring joy to the citizens of Chicago and New York, and the renewal of the American Radiator Building may bring his accomplishments to their deserved appreciation among the general public.
Based on interviews with industry professionals at such companies, we analyze how the contribution of styling and expressive products is perceived and assessed.
Such voluntary associations are formed not merely for instrumental purposes, as contributions to our freedom, but are expressive of it.
In Brahms's "Liebeslieder Waltzes" in James Levine's Met Chamber Ensemble series at Weill Recital Hall a year and a half ago, his contributions as a member of the quartet were as expressive and gracious as his natural, deeply affectionate solos.
This is his emotional contribution to the Screen Tests, and it is as expressive as the different intensities of silk-screen ink in his paintings.
The main contribution is the provision of a simple but still expressive framework to specify, quantitatively evaluate and balance multiple quality attributes to reach a better system configuration.
Theories which simply focus on the expressive object dwell on how the object represents other objects and ignore the individual contribution of the artist.
But there is also striking and often expressive choral writing, and intricate music for four woman soloists: the vignettes focus on women's contributions to the cause.
