He was outside both fashionable graphic design and clubbish British typography - for him it was about "the just allocation of space" (with political resonance) rather than fine printing and limited editions - his rationalism was always infused with the values of craft and handwork.
The ICF, arguably, avoids both mistakes by creating a platform for disability policy, infused with the values of the CRPD, which is at the same time the basis for respectable and sound science.
Infused with the light values of glass, these painterly sculptures at their best can be dazzling.
Infused with the light values of glass, these painterly sculptures at their best can be dazzling (Glueck).
The challenge is to ensure that the company's corporate culture is infused with values of openness and transparency.
To the extent that you can infuse a tangible benefit — in this case, saving money — with the intangible values of your customers, you have created differentiation also at the campaign level.
Its faculty must innovate, protect the value of how they teach their students, and infuse their teaching with the technology that makes the experience better.
Embodying the value of fast – no references required: I try to infuse our values into how we operate as a company and recruiting is no different.
"You can infuse ordinary events with meaning by expressing appreciation, love and gratitude, even for simple things," said Barbara L. Fredrickson in her paper "The Value of Positive Emotions".
As Edwards writes, "By involvement in sports, then, the athlete is ostensibly infused with values necessary to function successfully in society, while in the case of the fan, values already internalized are reaffirmed and sustained".
Sherwood also infused her works with political and social messages dear to evangelicals during the teens and twenties, such as the crucial role of missions, the value of charity, the evils of slavery and the necessity of Sabbath observance.
