Public sentiment in the South — manifested in opinion polls and anti-American demonstrations — has often seemed to sympathize with Pyongyang's complaint that it is the Bush Administration's hawkishness that is disturbing Korea's truce.
"Mexico has already manifested its opinion in a note to the Department of State," Foreign Minister Fernando Solana said last month when interviewed about the Government's position on the formation of Joint Task Force Six.
Manifestos must manifest opinions.
Admittedly, the Second Circuit opinion manifested "full awareness" of the existence of § 2254(d), see ante, at 548, but it nevertheless "left [us] to guess as to [its] reasons for granting relief notwithstanding the provisions of § 2254(d)." See ante, at 552.
"Expressing ideas and manifesting Salafist opinions is not grounds enough for prosecution," he added.
Specifically, we compared expert opinions manifested in the rehabilitation algorithm associated with the CA with client characteristics that actually drove clinical practice in Ontario during the period of 2005 2008.
As for quasi-explicit realizations of modality, 84% of the phrase in my opinion are manifested explicitly in Chinese as shown in example 7.3a.
This opinion was manifested in a demand for greater recognition of COBET and to make COBET more similar to primary school.
Whereas Plato's philosophy continually sought a single or small set of unifying truths behind the veil of appearance, Aristotle's wide-ranging researches into what would now be considered the natural sciences, as well as in logic and other areas of inquiry, manifested respect for the opinions of "the many and the wise" as a starting-point for philosophical understanding.
This question was much agitated during the late war with Great Britain, although it is well known, that it had been practically settled by the government, in the year 1794, to belong exclusively to the president; and no inconsiderable diversity of opinion was then manifested in the heat of the controversy, pendente lite, et flagrante bello.
The dissenting opinions manifest an astonishing blind side in pointing to that old reliable that "no man is above the law". The Court has had no difficulty expanding the absolute immunity of Members of Congress, and in granting derivative absolute immunity to numerous aides of Members.
