Vocabulary: dazzle, hegemony, empire, imperialist, eminent, isolationist, paeans, assertive, enlightened, jodphurs, pith, multipolar, merely, pagan, ethos, navigate, despot, tenacity, leverage, classicist, scoff, pax, anarchic, rogue, benign Extension Activities: 1.
As a wife, and mother of 3 beautiful children, she firmly believes that community starts in the home, and her "others" focused ethos drives her to leverage the technology platforms to maximum effect, connecting people to stories, and people to one another.
In 2005, Mr. Merckle took another leap that broke with the ethos of the Mittelstand: He embraced leverage, in a sector far afield from his own.
With a 31-year age gap bridged by a mutual punk ethos, Ken and Matt combined their skills and visions to leverage Doomed as a space to platform artists on the fringes, whether it was through open call projects, zine launches, ceramics, skate decks or free courses in cultural studies.
The ratio is not incompatible with Basel 2 but it is at odds with the underlying ethos: American lobbyists failed in their calls for an international leverage ratio before the crisis.Worries that Basel 2 takes insufficient account of systemic risks are also in vogue.
Politicians of all stripes have also appeared anxious to leverage the pope's popularity, in spite of Mexico's previous anti-clerical ethos in politics and risks that Francis might say something unfavorable to Mexico's political classes.
In addition to the leverage that can be achieved by various forms of nonviolent struggle, Mr. Schell emphasizes the ethos of self-determination as underpinning a politics of resistance to conquest.
Freedom of "want" -- which means that the here-comes-everybody ethos of the Web, the fact that we can bear witness to each other online, can be leveraged in helping relieve suffering worldwide.
The service ethos was zero.
That ethos is clearly gone.
His restaurants sell this ethos.
