The basic need for it illustrates a fundamental shortcoming: Ukraine can't sufficiently protect its citizens from foreign threats, one of the most fundamental responsibilities of government.
For it illustrates Washington's obsession with political tactics, even in cases where the electoral advantage of such tactics is vanishingly small.
Mrs. Reagan's support for it illustrates how politically complicated the issue is and suggests that if Mr. Bush approves federal financing of the research, he will have defenders and find political cover in unlikely and helpful places.
Not at all, and we thank Dr McEvoy's comment, for it illustrates a common confusion that extends well beyond medicine.
For starters, it illustrates that no one really knows what will happen in the sector.
But, for others, it illustrates the yawning chasm between the "trendy" metropolitan world Mr Cameron inhabits and the values of traditional Conservatives.
For all It illustrates that the intensity shape of the proposed level set filter is distinguished from traditional filter results, and keeps the boundaries with smoothing noise inner and outer region perfectly, and more close to true value than others (Figure 3(i) versus Figures 3(c), 3(d), 3 e), 3(f), 3(g), 3(h)).
For me, it illustrates a fear of saying no, of not being liked, of scarcity (that if I say no or end something, there won't be anyone else left for me and I'll have regrets), of self-centeredness (as though I'm her only client and have that much impact on her life), and also, a fear of confrontation.
'This is a local difficulty for lastminute, but it illustrates some of the problems you have doing business across the globe,' Bernstein said.
"It is good economic news for consumers, and it illustrates the administration's commitment to address concerns about both energy security and global climate change," said John Graham, head of the Office of Management and Budget, which reviewed and approved the proposal.
For a start, it illustrates that focusing on a country's government debt-to-GDP ratio is too narrow; in 2010, Cyprus had a government debt-to-GDP ratio of just 61%.
