Olympic soccer has held varied importance throughout the world since 1992, when it adopted the current rules as an under-23 tournament, with exceptions for three over-age players on each roster.
In the United States the title is very widespread, being commonly given to anyone who holds or has held any office of importance in state or nation.
"If we find ourselves in a long, painful, difficult confrontation of many long months, there'll be no importance to our having held on for another 72 or 96 hours," Mr. Barak said.
Even when war threatened again in the late 1930s, battleship construction did not regain the level of importance which it had held in the years before World War I.
Researchers now believe that the geoglyphs may have held ceremonial importance, similar, perhaps, to the medieval cathedrals in Europe.
In paper [13] the author has described seven types of regression models, each holding importance of its own.
However, they may have held strong views on the importance of preserving the beauty of the countryside versus the desirability of promoting onshore wind.
In collaboration with local chiefs, they have held meetings with communities to raise awareness on the importance of educating girls.
As one of the best natural harbors in the area, the bay has long held strategic importance for many countries.
The North Pole has long held surprising importance for many of the world's cultures.
With more and more baby boomers retiring each year with money invested in their company savings plan, this question of what to do with my 401(k) has never held the importance which it does today.
