Mr Cameron is expected to blame the myriad bodies for a public feeling that "nothing ever changes" and say reform is vital to tackle the crisis of confidence in politics caused by the expenses scandal.
It has produced a poster codifying defendants' rights; in the U.S. a single ten-item Bill of Rights in the Constitution makes it easy, but in China the rights are spread across myriad bodies of law.
The figure that appears throughout Zhang Xiaogang's 1991 series "Private Notes," for example, looks as if he is losing his mind — and his head, torso and myriad other body parts — as he struggles to write letters and decode illegible manuscripts.
AS recently as 16 months ago, there were, not surprisingly, zero hotels amid the myriad auto body shops that dot Fourth Avenue and the surrounding Gowanus area.
Most crucially, says Kabade, a traditional road only lasts three years, which makes frequent repairs by myriad local bodies necessary.
The myriad different bodies that make up the NHS in England and their opaqueness, especially in terms of contracts to provide services, makes mapping the true extent of the privatisation of public healthcare difficult.
Fighting in bouts sanctioned by professional boxing's myriad organizing bodies, Camacho, who was widely known as Macho Camacho, won titles as a super featherweight (maximum 130 pounds), a lightweight (135 pounds) and a junior welterweight (140 pounds).
There are hundreds of chemicals in use that have been studied by myriad scientific bodies and found to be safe and useful.
The elite modern boxer is a commodity, tied up by a Gordian knot of contractual agreements with warring promoters, myriad governing bodies, rival television networks and rapacious sponsors.
