Tsipras brought forward his trip by a month, underscoring the significance his government gives to the fellow Orthodox Christian state.
The underscoring melody tells us what is really going on.
Underscoring the scrappy end to the parliamentary year, the education minister fronted the Bolt Report on Sunday morning with an explicit appeal for party unity.
Indeed, policymakers such as World Health Organisation's Margaret Chan and US secretary of state John Kerry have lauded the Cuban response, underscoring the importance of collaboration as the only solution to this global health crisis.
WHEN Japan's outgoing prime minister announced his resignation this week, Tokyo's financial markets barely budged, underscoring the depressing regularity with which the country's leaders have come and gone in recent years.
Girls fight back ReprintsLibya's hapless government said it had no idea who carried out the strikes, underscoring its tenuous grip on a country that has little resembling either a functioning national army or a parliament with real power or purpose.
But around half of the country wants neither, underscoring the Japanese public's deep frustration with the entire political class.
But such a bare-faced attack, underscoring the impunity with which armed groups operate, undermines Mr Abbas's attempts to impose his authority.
And to send more specific messages, too.Beginning with Paul I in 1797, every emperor went to his coronation dressed in military uniform, underscoring his role as commander-in-chief.
Underscoring how stubbornly they languish, a recent parliamentary study confirmed that poor white British children do worse in school than those of any other group save Romany gypsies.
Savings on their lunches, clothing and travel expenses are expected to be staggeringly large, underscoring the endemic waste.Before he took office in 2007, such measures would have pushed many of Mr Correa's supporters onto the streets.
