And it underscores how frequently countries think that they're managing a resource together, but in reality, they are treating each other as perhaps one country is the customer, and the other is the one that sets the rules.
But in interviews with more than 50 former aides and colleagues, a picture of his leadership emerges: He sets his sights on a few priorities, frequently to underscore his political goals.
Their gritty battles, frequently underscored by nationalistic pride, were thrilling.
Wilson has always thrived on rhythmic complexity, but her best work, including "Loverly," balances it with melodic, harmonic, and verbal nuances that transform evergreens into personal deliberations, frequently underscored with an ironic eroticism.
All the memorable moments in the Mariinsky's "Anna Karenina" dilate upon desolation and conjure a brewing sense of doom, a feeling underscored by the frequently beautiful set design (think snow, think lonely trains, think Edward Hopper by way of St . Petersburg.
I was breathless with shock, something was happening that oughtn't to, some harm being done that should be stopped, as if somebody were breaking the best china, an intact thing being smashed to pieces!" For anyone who doubts that ice is as significant to the history of the world as, say, cod, Gosnell frequently underscores the implications of its physical properties.
Several lawmakers appearing on the Sunday talk shows underscored the argument frequently heard from the Obama administration — that arming the rebels carries a serious risk that lethal weaponry will end up in the hands of Qaeda sympathizers, and could possibly help them seize control of Syria.
Finally, it is frequently underscored that the stronger associations between Hcy and vascular risk have been found in cross-sectional or case-control studies rather than in prospective studies [3], [11], which are generally considered superior in supporting causation.
The role of program management is frequently underscored, as shown by the fact that specific indicators are not easily identified in the evaluation process.
We mention it only to underscore the point that important objects frequently have more than one description.
Dr. Gallin fills her book with anecdotes that underscore her commonsense points (which are frequently overlooked or ignored).
