Even failing to achieve best-case reform, simply making the case would refute specious arguments, e.g., the right's treatment of health care as a commodity subject to tender mercies of free market fundamentalism, sacrificing benefits to rising costs and elevating profits above people.
The squatters have made a little display board about the building and the artist, while the city allowed the house – which was also the birthplace of the first astronomer royal, John Flamsteed, and the home of Wright's great friend the clockmaker John Whitehurst, subject of a tender portrait in the collection – to fall into dereliction.
The offer will be subject to the tender of a minimum of 65% of InFocus outstanding shares and other customary conditions, including the absence of any material adverse effect on the InFocus business.
In other words, though he doesn't put it quite like this himself, his subject is a series of tender, and then not-so-tender, love stories: between Freud and Bacon, Manet and Degas, Matisse and Picasso, and Pollock and de Kooning.
The purchase is subject to the tender of two-thirds of Motor Cargo shares.
In the mid-1970s he moved south with his wife Marie - the constant subject of Heaney's passionate, tender and rueful love poems - and their children, first to a cottage in County Wicklow, and later to Dublin.
The subject of this first public tender – with an evaluation of both tools – was the reconstruction of an asphalt road pavement in Kontich Belgiumm).
Bacall was then subject to the tender mercies of Paul Schrader, America's veteran art film auteur, for his 2007 film The Walker.
What she finds there, and what she learns about love, loss and the pleasures and pains of memory, is the subject of Ms. Ruhl's tender-hearted comedy, which opened last night at the Second Stage Theater in a rhapsodically beautiful production directed by Les Waters.
But it's her documenting of the present, always coming back to the subject of love and its many tender and punishing forms, that is enthralling.
In a few instances, we are given reasons for the photographer's choice of subjects: the tender, close-up flower portraits and lyrical Swiss landscapes were a project — the loveliest imaginable — for decorating convalescent rooms in a Swiss hospital.
