English historian Geoffrey Elton called this Act an "essential ingredient" of the "Tudor revolution" in that it expounded a theory of national sovereignty.
In the specific case of food and agriculture, the theme of this Conference, I hope that the considerations that I have expounded will be shared by participants and will help adopt agreements and recommendations that are more effective in successfully overcoming the scourge of hunger and promoting better agricultural development in the world.
They know that the creativity I expound in my blogs will help me find my way to my new normal.
Hare's Freedom and Reason (OUP 1963) is the main text that I am expounding in this paragraph.
So for a long time if people in Baltimore found my accent not to their liking, and there was even a hint that I should expound on my roots, I'd say, "Well, actually, I come from Massapequa," just to see who was up on current events.
"I didn't know his daddy was an ambassador, and to expound on that, I couldn't have cared less if I did".
"The Net, though, is different," according to one reasonable-sounding argument that was expounded in Wired magazine in 1996.
Directed by Eric Schaeffer, the show and its characters are gawky, sincere, tentative, self-contradictory and given to home truths that are expounded on as if they were discoveries of new planets.
Its general outlines have turned up in a host of works that have expounded falsely on Mr. Obama's heritage or supposed attempts to conceal it, including "Obama Nation," the widely discredited best seller about Mr. Obama by Jerome R. Corsi.
Already in the collections of the Buddha's discourses, certain texts are arranged according to taxonomic lists, providing formulaic treatment of doctrinal items that are expounded elsewhere.
