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

His successor, Mark Carney, has come to embody this view, eschewing fixed policy rules in favor of the constrained discretion implied by guidance ranges for key indicators.

They embody everything I needed to conquer, in order to attain freedom.

They embody the principles and values of democracy.

Indeed, the latest production is a British American partnership, and the violent special operations action hero that Bond has come to embody reflects US assumptions about foreign policy and the rule of law.

In reality, for them the conflict has come to symbolize the anachronistic perpetuation of an unfair colonial order, to represent their political malaise, and to embody the perceived impossibility of their being masters of their destiny.

A good metaphor might embody the idea of an inclusive economy.

Europe s response to this process must embody the goal of an orderly and rapid transition.

And positions that are claimed to embody double standards are often nothing of the kind.

Such policies embody a country s choice in developing one or several sports.

Those commitments, along with the Millennium Declaration, embody a fully funded, comprehensive development agenda.

The protagonist of this novel, who was supposed to embody stereotypically German characteristics, is quite similar to the protagonist of Candide.

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

His aim for the Olympic Games was to embody a noble ideal of world peace and brotherhood through athletic competition.

Like traditional myths, such graphic, shared images embody fears that are deeply entrenched in our psyche.

By contrast, Jeb Bush and the Democrats presumed nominee, Hillary Clinton, embody traditional politics. Both come across as focus grouped, packaged, and cautious, whereas Trump and Sanders are seen by their followers as telling it like it is.

One way that Golden Dawn attempts to embody the state is by having party members out on the streets as vigilantes.

And I'm going to show you two videos that have gotten a lot of attention recently that I think embody this philosophy.

What does renewal or rejuvenation mean to the Chinese? All nations great and small embody a combination of historical fact and myth.

I found the subject of Iranian women immensely interesting, in the way the women of Iran, historically, seemed to embody the political transformation.

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.

The opportunity lies in their high level of quality, the consensus they embody and the political commitment they manifest.

These viruses, apparently developed by the US and Israel to disrupt Iran s nuclear program, embody a level of sophistication far beyond anything previously seen.

ISIL falsely claims to embody the true Islam, inspiring Islamophobia. JSIL falsely claims to represent all Jews, inspiring anti Semitism. Max Blumenthal ( MaxBlumenthal) September 29, 2014

Development groups, governments, consumers, and small entrepreneurs need only work out initiatives that embody their common interests with global firms.

That will be the Egyptian revolution s ultimate test, and the most critical challenge for any president who does not embody a return to the past.

It would be more logical for all agreements to embody a specific national norm for calculating pensions, a norm which does not exist with regard to emigrants.

Moreover, both candidates embody continuity with Chirac s Gaullist side for Sarkozy and with François Mitterrand for Royal as much as rupture.

Even the existence of mundane uncertainty gives rise to conventions and rules of thumb that embody the best of human experience in dealing with the unknown.

The Millennium Development Goals embody a quantifiable vision of human dignity and solidarity, as well as of important economic and social rights.

He shall embody national unity and guarantee national independence, national unity, territorial integrity, compliance with the Constitution and international treaties and agreements.

The second reason is, we cannot keep doing animal experimentation forever, and we have to embody all our data and all our knowledge into a working model.

25. Australia supports the use of separate instruments to embody the statute of a court and the Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind.

We hope that the new constitution will embody the hopes and aspirations of the Iraqi people and contribute to the establishment of security and stability in the country.

Indeed, Cameron recognized this explicitly in his speech, so the new treaty to embody a new settlement for Britain may have to be negotiated with all member states as a separate exercise.

The Museum of Bad Art happens to embody this trend, and further illustrates its central aim to mock the judgment system by which people identify what is bad from what is not.

The same arguments also make sense for other kinds of works of practical use that is to say, works that embody useful knowledge, such as educational works and reference works.

Haifa Americans speak of Middle America and Britons of Middle England. Both are near mythic places that supposedly embody the authentic character of the nation.

That physical objects, as unlike each other as they could possibly be, can nevertheless embody the same mathematical and causal structure and to do it more and more so over time.

In any event, its stipulations shall embody the principle of reciprocity and shall grant to all Salvadorans all of the penal and procedural guarantees that are set forth in this Constitution.

He was passionate about work and convinced that architecture, before becoming fine arts, had to contribute concretely to living better together in the city and must embody the values of inclusion, solidarity and cooperation.

Human capital management is sometimes used synonymously with HR, although human capital typically refers to a more narrow view of human resources i.e., the knowledge the individuals embody and can contribute to an organization.

At the top of the agenda at ASEAN s Leaders Summit in Singapore this month is the adoption of a Charter to embody its One Vision, One identity, One Community concept for Southeast Asia.

The foundational values of cooperatives embody not only a humane vision, but also a pragmatic approach to production that has enabled the successful ones to thrive and to spur economic growth in countries that desperately need it.

Indeed, most of the US military men and women I have met long to embody the role of a warrior who acts on a bright line understanding of the difference between right and wrong.