As it turned out, the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funded the International Health Humanities Network, the organisation that first embodied the concept.
The First Amendment embodies our choice as a Nation that, when it comes to such speech, the guiding principle is freedom — the 'unfettered interchange of ideas.' " The Roberts Court, it appears, will guarantee moneyed interests the freedom to raise and spend any amount, from any source, at any time, in order to win elections.
U.S. was the first to embody the non-self-incrimination on provision in a constitution.
The first part, embodying the first three chapters, is devoted to a description of the media of interest.
The first is embodied in his own solo, which opens the piece.
The first to embody features allowing continuous and curved stitching, his machine employed an overhanging arm holding the needle bar over a horizontal table, thus making it possible to sew on any part of the work.
By the end, he was more like a cross between Andrei Sakharov and Mr. Toad of Toad Hall — a conceited grand bourgeois with a big house who was also one of the first dissidents, embodying a whole alternative set of values, and who came to be treated even by the government almost as an independent state within a state.
In both stories the supernatural element, while providing a nice frisson, serves also as a means of extending the underlying emotional preoccupations: dramatising the shock and ache of bereavement in the first; vividly embodying a certain kind of morbid homoerotic bond in the second.
Adolfo said the first lady embodied an "elegant, affluent, well-bred, chic American look", while Bill Blass commented, "I don't think there's been anyone in the White House since Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis who has her flair".
Doctor who? Replacing Matt Smith, the on-call Doctor since 2009, Capaldi arrives as the oldest actor to portray the Time Lord since William Hartnell first embodied Doctor Who on British TV in 1963.
I agree with Justice SCALIA that a faithful interpretation of the Eleventh Amendment embodies a concept of state sovereignty which limits the power of Congress to abrogate States' immunity when acting pursuant to the Commerce Clause.
