Its policy embodies a presumption of guilt.
George W. Bush's foreign policy embodies the wish to stamp out, with thundering battlefield triumphs, that unconsummated ending to the first gulf war and the devastation of 9/11 -- metaphorical repetitions of the Vietnam humiliation.
This policy embodies the Government's commitment to train and deploy doctors, nurses, and auxiliary nurse midwives across Nepal.
But Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky are a study in contrasts when it comes to national security policy, embodying a broader debate within the conservative movement.
The policy, embodied in a state law as well as the Washington Constitution, was challenged in 1999 by Joshua Davey, a student at Northwest College, in Kirkland, near Seattle, where he was seeking a degree in pastoral ministries.
The more general iteration policy embodied in S5 may also be adopted.
While the California Standards Tests (CSTs) is one of the greatest achievements in education policy, embodying transparency and accountability about a school's success to the public, most would be hard-pressed to explain what the test means to students' futures.
1 Debate on the appropriateness of this reorientation continues, 2 4 and there is a concern that current policy embodied in the 2010 UK Drug Strategy 5 does not identify SSWs as a group with specific needs.
For Stevens, these policies embodied the ideal that in order to imagine the better world, you needed to have some semblance of a foothold.
Low carbon housing policies embody visions of the future that shape and constrain current choices between different technological pathways.
With the release of the fourth edition, Wizards of the Coast has introduced its Game System License, which represents a significant restriction compared to the very open policies embodied by the OGL.
