But recent history shows that when mayors fail to put a strong imprint on their policies, they do not always win the credit for their successes.
The home where they grew up, whether it was a Classic 6 or far more modest, can leave a strong imprint.
So, inevitably, it bears the strong imprint of Babylonian literary forms, albeit one imbued with an energy and conviction all its own – so much so that two similar but not identical tales are told in chapter one and chapter two.
"We've not come all this way through tragedy and trial and war only to falter and leave our work unfinished," Mr. Bush said, in words that bore the strong imprint of his chief speechwriter, Michael Gerson, an evangelical Christian.
"Alice" arrived in Munich at the behest of the conductor Kent Nagano, who took over as the general music director of the Bavarian State Opera last fall and has already made a strong imprint on this venerable institution.
One gets the sense from looking at their reconstruction that there is a very strong imprint of this orbital cooling trend — stronger than what one would expect for the global annual average.
(1) The strong imprint Christian heritage has left on newcomer religions in prison has been throughly documented by now.
Since its inception, Kashmir Valley has been characterized by intense seismicity that has left a strong imprint on the country's landscape, heritage and traditions.
If the affiliates of a chaebol have greater independence than the operating units of a North American or European firm, it is possible that they exhibit greater variation in M&A evaluation methods or, alternatively, they might exhibit less variation if family ties and other cultural factors have particularly strong imprint in Korea.
Many high-latitude and high-altitude regions are covered by ice and snow for substantial parts of the year, and typically, the landscape of such regions bears the strong imprint of ice- and snow-related processes operating over Quaternary to modern timescales.
