The project is supposed to convey multiple meanings and to expand the sense of the romance and history of gardens, but it is easy to imagine the copper rings engraved with the names of victims and attached to trees in a memorial garden.
For instance, the multiple meanings given to "community policing" in Europe makes it difficult to establish benchmarks for "police on the beat" ratios.
Presenting a Moore poem on the Web site while simultaneously displaying commentary in different windows next to the text (as opposed to listing them in a paper) more accurately reflects the work's multiple meanings, according to Ms. Rajchel.
Like any good Hannibal episode title, Contorno has multiple meanings applying to the episode as a whole.
Do say: "Forget the multiple meanings ascribed to the term, civil society offers a crucial mechanism through which state obstacles can be bypassed and real change effected".
The focus is on the negotiations around the multiple meanings assigned to place of residency among older people — in a situation where the official policy objectives of growing old in one's own home are not achieved.
At the root of Joyce's artistry is a radical uncertainty which allows multiple meanings and implications to live within his final story but none to dominate except the idea of the many mysteries at the core of things and one modern man's silent uncertainty in the face of them.
One writer, Eshaq Jawad, 21, said that his fellow writers took advantage of poetry's ability to contain multiple meanings, directing the Taliban to one interpretation, while hoping their readers would take away another.
This may simply be a very cryptic definition based – as are all crosswords – on the multiple meanings that attach to any word.
