And so, Maimonides renders this idea of God-in-place allegorical in his treatment of a number of Biblical terms, including the terms "place" (maqōm) (Guide 1.8), "throne" (G 1.9), "indwelling" (G 1.10; G 1.25), and "to sit" (G 1.11).
How did you figure out how to render that idea musically?
Deirdre Parker, a transit spokeswoman, said that the plan was under review, but warned that ongoing construction and congestion at the station may render the idea unworkable.
The Hagel-Landrieu bill, first of all, would raise the ceilings on individual and PAC donations so high as to render the idea of a limit meaningless.
The Gaylord family wanted to add some fractional units to the Jerome, and the City threw up enough hurdles to render the idea moot.
One way to bring people together, from a modularity point of view, could be to render the idea of mixing and matching into the arrangement of people.
While intuitively congenial, the very generality of this idea renders it necessarily qualitative.
This idea renders the PIR-GAS ratings difficult to compare, irrespective of the individual degree of fulfillment of manual instructions.
This involves lightning conductors, but he's prepared to agree that the infrequency of lightning coupled with the huge numbers of conductors needed renders the idea impractical.
In 2012, a fight to the death for shrinking opportunities in so many realms of life renders the idea of fair competition an anachronism.
