This is the time for us to express solidarity among all of us Americans in rejecting whatever the motives might have been.
But, he said, fuller participation will give Israel the "ability to express itself among the family of nations, to be able to channel its creativity, its energy, its spirit".
Thus, it was the legacy of Diana, Princess of Wales, to have marked the official passing, as it were, of the stiff upper lip, and to have inaugurated a greater readines to express feeling among the British.
The hashtag is meant to express solidarity among Australians as they use public transport, encouraging those religiously dressed to feel safe and those who are not, to feel safe around them.
Facebook said it was bringing its privacy policy in line with competitors' by giving teens the freedom to decide whether they want to express themselves among a close circle of friends or with a bullhorn.
Structural equation models are able to express causality among traits.
This is typically the case when a decision maker wants to optimize several aspects of his problem, while being unable to express preferences among these objectives.
This failure is related to spatial separation among populations of the two sexes and absence of male plants (or failure to express sex among male plants—'shy male hypothesis'), supporting previous suggestions by Gemmell (1950), Longton and Schuster (1983), Bowker et al. (2000), Oliveira and Pôrto (2002), Bisang and Hedenäs (2005), Stark et al. (2005).
Consumers and celebrities took to Twitter to express their disgust, among then the former footballer Stan Collymore, who has fought a well-documented battle with depression.
But they helped make others available to testify on his behalf: Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mr. Obama, who took a few minutes on a day when he was setting a new course for the war in Afghanistan to express appreciation for, among other things, Mr. Biden's willingness to speak his mind.
