In the Country Music Hall of Fame, in Nashville, a video of Welch and Rawlings performing is shown with other videos that are intended to convey the breadth of modern country music.
[Page A15.] On Capitol Hill, Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the majority leader, who was conspicuously absent from a Rose Garden ceremony on Wednesday that was intended to show the breadth of bipartisan support for the compromise resolution, said he still thought, "there is a chance we can make additional improvements".
This breadth is intended to achieve neutrality between competing substantive conceptions of the good; for example, Rawls' "social primary goods," such as income and wealth, were chosen for their utility in promoting widely differing conceptions.
The prompt questions, were intended to promote a breadth of likely responses.
These brief mission statements are intended to indicate the breadth of the biomedical areas of interest in which zebrafish are likely to be a useful model.
Police vehicles equipped with radiation- and explosive-detection devices sat behind them, part of a display aimed at showing off the breadth of efforts intended to keep Francis and everyone else here safe.
The dissenting justices said the majority had misread the intent and meaning of the 1985 law and given it a breadth it was never intended to have.
And so he devised "Spun," intended to lure visitors to see the breadth of its holdings and all parts of its campus.
The changes, ordered by John D. Negroponte, the director of national intelligence, are part of a broader overhaul intended to add to the quality and breadth of intelligence provided to policy makers after major failures related to Iraq and terrorism.
According Stacey Feldman, vice president for marketing at First Response, the brand first approached the Web site about six months ago and, when the series was approved, set guidelines for casting the show to reflect the breadth of First Response's intended customers.
