Fleshing out the policy

I'm the embodiment of all truth.

The Kyoto Protocol represented the international community s attempt to begin to deal with global warming in a fair and efficient way.

But to really kind of personify the movement, they wanted to name it.

Train drivers were the paramount examples of this credo.

We stand ready to cooperate with other Member States in all efforts geared towards translating all 15 priority areas into reality.

Those deliberations and conclusions are reflected in section II below.

Human rights and fundamental freedoms are the manifestation of our common fundamental values.

Morocco is also pursuing tireless action to boost South South cooperation and promote tangible solidarity with our African brothers by opening our markets to exports from the least developed African countries, and to alleviate their debts to our country.

Such a large Shura Council would provide a broad Iraqi face and body to the interim administration.

Britannia is a national personification of the United Kingdom, originating from Roman Britain.

And the United Nations, which best embodies the principles of international order, is as divided and impotent as ever.

Our dream can be made a reality through further support and investment from the United Nations and developed countries.

Participants, inter alia, found that the Funds represented a concrete expression of partnership with indigenous peoples, by involving them in the decision making process through the Board of Trustees and empowering them.

So an interesting question is, does the social embodiment really matter? Does it matter that it's a robot?

Only a king or an elected monarch could incarnate the national interest.

Russia s somewhat archaic political culture overly personifies power.

Power is seen as being in the hands of those who have the right to objectify those that they are imagining.

The poem tells the story of a city ruled by a personification of Death using common elements from Gothic fiction.

The new networked nature of criminal groups is in part a reflection of their greater use of technology to facilitate communication.

In both football (soccer) and politics, the country had come to embody an unseemly mixture of arrogance and denial.

QE and OMT are simply new incarnations of this old transgression.

His life story was the main inspiration for the development of the lead character in Orson Welles's film Citizen Kane.

Council reform will make sense only if its purpose is to better reflect today's geopolitical realities.

The Mission dedicated its final year to ensuring that peace priorities were reflected in the policies of the new Administration, while continuing, through its transition strategy, to build national capacities to promote and monitor peace accords implementation after its departure.

The United States, which best embodies ultimate power, is less willing and less able to exercise it.

Now that the time for crisis management is, one hopes, over, he needs to flesh out and implement that vision.

Now Taiwan has become something of a diplomatic afterthought because it no longer makes trouble.

It could have looked like shop windows on Fifth Avenue at Christmas, but because of the way that Andrew connected with the McQueen team, he was channeling the rawness and the brilliance of McQueen, and the show was quite transcendant, and it became a phenomenon in its own right.

The fact is that any piece of legislation purporting to embody human rights is entirely vulnerable to a political system in which parliament is supreme.

In fact, Russia s foreign policy is Putin personified the president decides and executes almost everything.

This movement the latest incarnation of the endless quest for human advancement poses new challenges to the relationship between science and society.

For the real Poland that emerged after 1989 is much more promising than their political incarnation of it.

Even mathematicians, who in some sense are the freest of all thinkers, literally couldn't see not only the sea slugs around them, but the lettuce on their plate because lettuces, and all those curly vegetables, they also are embodiments of hyperbolic geometry.

Indeed, Gu was an avatar of the Maoist form of legality that China has maintained long after Mao s death.

The Treaty of Rome, together with the establishment of the Council of Europe, embodied a legal, economic, and political but mostly a philosophical breakthrough.

The road map that he has drawn up is a clear reflection of his strong desire to guide the preparatory work for the summit in a deliberate, open, transparent and inclusive manner.

For eight years, George W. Bush has managed to incarnate and reinforce all the prejudices and negative stereotypes the world has of the US.

As the political scientist Guillermo O Donnell observed, democracy s flame can also be extinguished gradually when dreams of justice and social progress fail to materialize.

The new Third Way spreading from Washington to London to the rest of the world seemed to embody these leaders' own ideology.

While WikiLeaks has certainly not had a similar effect, it epitomizes the extent of the individual s empowerment in a networked world.

Health care exemplifies this problem much of medicine is publicly provided, and much of the advances are in quality.

But the High Level Panel nonetheless arrived at a position that The Lancet, a leading medical journal, characterized as embodying a weak commitment to addressing NCDs.

But many argue that 3D printing fails to capture the authenticity of the original structures, amounting to little more than the Disneyfication of heritage.

Amendments and additions to the drafting suggestions, notably to the Guide to Enactment text, will therefore be required to reflect the Working Group's conclusions as to the outstanding issues.