His ideas anticipated the system that later was to be embodied in the constitution of the Fifth Republic (1958).
Our job will be to be embody and protect all of those things most antithetical to authoritarianism, racism, misogyny, kleptocracy, an atmosphere of lies and indifference to science, fact and truth.
A key to being embodied in this way is tactile experience what we touch, whom we touch, how many we touch, and why we find them touching.
Is a play the way in which those words are intended to be embodied, or their actual interpretation by a director and the actors on a particular stage?
At the time, sovereignty was assumed to be embodied in an autocratic ruler.
This is so important that a target for mean temperature rises is likely to be embodied in an international treaty to be signed in Paris later this year.
The idea now is, In order for a machine to really be intelligent, it has to be embodied.
Osiris, the god of the afterlife (the world of the dead) was believed to be embodied in the recently deceased pharaoh, who passed on his sacred powers and position to the new pharaoh, his son.
Believed to have great power over agricultural fertility, the spirit of the tyi-wara (work animal) was thought to be embodied in the stylized segoni-kun masks, which were worn by Tyiwara dancers on top of the head, affixed to a woven raffia cap who impersonated the graceful movements of the antelope at cultivation ceremonies.
Such knowledge is likely to be embodied in workers or teams of workers.
