To stay close, a cornerback must mirror an opponent, with little warning of directional shifts.
Since the mall is now the dominant player in the area, Mr. Gretsas said, all new stores must mirror its style as a visual element.
Lofty words and and the political nuts and bolts must mirror one another in effectiveness, particularly in an internet age -- the message and the advertising establish the brand, while the field work and online organizing provide the channels to connect people to politician or supporter to movement.
What we're seeing is, to a certain extent, the rise of the Taliban wing of the Republican Party -- the Taliban rails against secularism, and insists that the law must mirror and be based on their interpretation of a religious text.
These results must mirror the biological and physical processes involved and imply a profound difference between the mosaic classes.
Inevitably, this raises a paradox, because if Maya's desires must mirror Amber's, how can Maya know who she really wants to be?
Besides, there seems to be an assumption that the salvation of Muslim women must mirror that of western women.
"In order to police by consent in 21st-century Britain, the police service must mirror the communities they represent, in religion, race and ethnicity.
As he notes in his forthcoming diaries, Smiling in Slow Motion: 'The visualisation must mirror the work - no competition from objects.' He was sure he would make it work.
The law enforcement fightback must mirror the war against illegal drugs, said John Scanlon, secretary general of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (Cites), with undercover operations and harsh penalties.
