In this regard, the World Health Organization (WHO) has identified four principles to be embodied in public health policy: (1) ensuring migrants' health rights; (2) reducing excess mortality and morbidity; (3) avoiding disparities in health status and access to healthcare services, and (4) minimizing the negative impact of the migration process on immigrant health [ 73].
The idea that change has to start somewhere is embodied by Ezra Teshome.
In "A Chip in the Sugar," Mr. Davis takes on a part that has been embodied to perfection, on television and stage, by Mr. Bennett himself, while Ms. Chalfant has the thankless job of following Dame Maggie's immortal interpretation of "Bed Among the Lentils".
The genre has since been embodied by other highly regarded comedies like "30 Rock," "Parks and Recreation," "Community" and "The Mindy Project" (starring an "Office" graduate, Mindy Kaling).
"Once you embody a character that hasn't been embodied yet, that's a big responsibility".
The structure and the parameters of the springs have been chosen by optimization techniques, and the resulting mechanism has been embodied in a prototype caster design.
Traditionally this has been embodied by stars who are "difficult" to work with, or driving fast cars.
The wearable market has been embodied by products like smart watches that offer limited functionality improvements to the smartphones they are connected to, but are ultimately not giving users a markedly evolved user experience.
The controversy has been embodied in the Sagebrush Rebellion, which in its ultimate form, calls for federal lands to be turned over to the states.
