It was felt that more sophisticated presentation of "good news" stories, the government's "genuine desire for peace" and an overall positive image of Israel would turn the tide of international opinion in Israel's favour.
But Mr. Bijl's work also calls attention to the psychological and emotional distance that the slick presentation of goods can put between longing and gratification.
You've earned their trust through promotion and the presentation of goods and services that they either couldn't get elsewhere or got at a considerable discount.
It is, I think, a good presentation of a good play, though let me see it again along with another dozen Hare works and I'll speak with more assurance.
Most effective venue for cultural goods and services For communities that have cultural assets and crafts products that represent economic opportunity, historic buildings often constitute the most appropriate physical locations for the sale and display of goods and the presentation of productions.
A commercial for Miller Lite beer, which depicts a male fantasy of two women wrestling, has received the Grand Ugly Award at the sixth annual presentation of the Good, the Bad and the Ugly Awards, sponsored by the Advertising Women of New York.
The Conference has been one of the final steps in the implementation of the project „Enhancing the Social Protection and Inclusion System of Children in Bosnia and Herzegovina" and has served as a platform for presentation of results, good practices and implementation models from the local level throughout BiH.
If, by contrast, someone is modest in self-presentation, and hints of good things dribble out, then others may assume that there is much -- qualities, skills, character traits -- that remain unrevealed.
To be noted that this was the intention of Article 112(1) of MCC while the proposal for the recast UCC makes acceptance entirely dependent upon presentation of the goods, which means the arrival and the availability for control of the goods.
A kind of delayed exchange took place at these events, as certain relatives were obliged to make presentations of food and goods in return for past or anticipated services.
