"He said they were looking for retail that would embody 'lifestyle,' " added Mr. Rosa, 46, remarking that he was unsure what "lifestyle" meant.
"This provisional government would embody Iraqi sovereignty and would see itself progressively endowed with the reality of executive power," he said.
"I wanted to create something that would embody this intimacy with my family, with my homeland that I'd left". "We're kind of a kitchen, which is great because that's the stuff that I love". Celebrating the design pioneer whose work continues to inspire outspoken creativity.
This sort of program would embody the principle around which an effective global emissions reduction regime could also be built -- economic incentives that, over time, will slow the buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere without the imposition of binding targets for a far-off future.
And on June 14 , 2001 Judge Hilton signed an order in which the court agreed that it would embody in this judgment and sentence the sentence called for in the plea agreement, which is life in prison without parole.
So prior to becoming a parent, I had a great many ideas about what this would look like, I would embody the wisdom of the shaman, have the sharp wit of an urbanite, and the nurturing care of a mother lioness- strong and honest.
It shouldn't come as much of a surprise then, that when fabric Records and their artist led label Houndstooth decided to put together a release that would embody the spirit of this clubbing community, and represent the collective power of the support for the club, the response was overwhelming.
Futurism would embody the spirit of the twentieth century: fast, ruthless, light.
This theatre was obviously derived from the Dionysian theatre at Athens, and he hoped that it would embody modern life as the arena had embodied the Greek community.
Before he was inaugurated, Mr. Clinton promised us an administration that would embody the highest ethical standards.
