Recognizing the importance of development of the Law on Social and Child Protection in Montenegro's path to EU integration, The Head of Operations Section in the European Union Delegation to Montenegro, Nicola Bertolini underscored that "while alignment with the Acquis is a necessary, it is not sufficient condition to meet the obligations of EU membership.
The old locks that dominate this spot where the canal grid meets the harbor underscore the point that while, like the tilting houses, the canals are seen today through the prism of quaintness, they were built out of necessity.
Ten years on from the "Mission Accomplished" moment, Bush still rates poorly among former presidents, and the dedication of his official library (in which the banner was almost hung) underscored that while the tone has softened, ambivalence reigns – at best.
Pilgrim's Pride has underscored that while the listeria strain linked to the outbreak was discovered in its plant, in floor drains, none has been found in any of the delicatessen or other ready-to-eat meats under recall or at the plant.
And startups across 10 European countries have raised more than a billion dollars since 2012, underscoring that while the U.K. remains the biggest tech hub on the continent, plenty of other countries are rising, including Germany, France, Sweden and Spain.
In 1965, Johnson underscored that point while speaking about the executive order at a commencement ceremony for Howard University, a historically black college.
DocuSign underscores that trend.
The most detailed and highly classified cables in the WikiLeaks trove underscore that, while Syria has the ability to make chemical weapons, it relies heavily on other nations for getting precursor ingredients that can also be used for medicine.
But the attack on the soldiers on Tuesday underscored that while violence has declined, the separatists have not been completely defeated.
Instructors at the department's training facility at Rodman's Neck in the Bronx teach officers the importance of "shelving or ramping down one's ego," while underscoring that tone, body language, words and actions can dictate whether a stop will go badly for both the officer and the citizen, said Detective James Shanahan, a Police Academy instructor.
