But Germans could not have staged their magnificent post-war renaissance without the support signified by the "Speech of Hope".
"Requiring support level" signifies care on an ongoing basis to reduce or prevent a condition that limits, partially or wholly, the basic movements for daily activities owing to physical or mental problems.
"Effective support" was signified by attention to power imbalances by giving the less secure individual position to contribute to the relationship.
Within an hour or so of brainstorming, they had come up with a simple idea that later became one of the most recognised symbols of the decade - the red ribbon, worn to signify support for people with HIV/Aids.
But beyond all the supporting evidence which signifies the facilitative role of FonF, the affective side as to what aspect of this approach to grammar instruction can generate interest and push learners in better learning has been left untouched.
A pin depicting a baby's feet ('the precious feet'), signifying support for the antiabortion movement".
Ironically, once a tipping point has been reached, standing up during the anthem may come to signify support for the status quo rather than for freedom, equality and justice.
However, relative differences in DA tissue content among the four regions (Fig. 1a) were not matched by TH content in these tissues (Fig. 1b) [note that actual values are indicated in figure legend to support this finding], signifying that site-specific phosphorylation also contributes to regulating inherent DA tissue content in the CNS.
The low use of community services such as parenting classes and postpartum support groups may signify a lack of interest in these types of programs in the early postpartum weeks.
Being part of a care-giving network, caring for a parent together, and having positive interactions with other care-givers all signify support for a care-giver and may reduce her or his burden.
