Symbolically.

He kisses them all symbolically.

And symbolically, the colors of the interior are green and yellow.

Symbolically, you could say that Tore Gråvik crept into him and pulled him under.

Charity Organizations have established and operate 39 Centres (of a non profit character), a number of which is symbolically subsidized by the State Budget.

25. Following intensive negotiations between ACDH and the Government, an agreement on the subject was signed on 21 August, and on 10 December the Office was inaugurated symbolically, in the presence of the Minister of Justice.

It appeared symbolically on June 16, 1989, when I had the opportunity to speak on behalf of the young generation. A whole generation felt that the moment had come when Hungarians could at last determine their own future.

Of course, Zoellick could just attempt to fill the role symbolically and do little or nothing, as some of his predecessors have done. Or, less likely, he could embrace some megalomaniacal and over reaching vision of government intervention, as others have tried.

And the tourist brochures pointed me in the direction of this bridge I love bridges, metaphorically and symbolically and structurally and it was a bit of a disappointment, because of the sludge from the river was encrusted on it it really wasn't in use.

Symbolically, what the rabbis say is that at Passover, what we have to do is try to get rid of our hot air our pride, our feeling that we are the most important people in the whole entire world, and that everything should revolve round us.

Although India s presidency is primarily a ceremonial post that carries less weight than that of prime minister (the position once held by Indira Gandhi), it is symbolically significant. Sonia Gandhi, the leader of the ruling Congress Party, who pushed hard to promote Patil s candidacy primarily on gender grounds, calls this election a special moment for women across the country.

In short, we have succeeded in forging the missing link in the international legal system. That gathering will also be remembered as historic because the Statute of the Court, which we solemnly adopted on 18 July 1998, in such a symbolically rich place as Rome, introduced major innovations in relations between States and between national and international jurisdictions.

Joining the US dollar, the British pound, the euro, and the Japanese yen in the SDR club would be symbolically significant. More important, as with China s accession to the World Trade Organization in 2001, which required substantial reforms, fulfilling the conditions for joining the SDR promises to speed progress toward full capital account liberalization and thus toward a fully convertible renminbi.

For Russia, this would mean a significant improvement on what it has been offered since the end of the Cold War. Though invitations by the West to join organizations such as the NATO Russia Council or the G 8 may have been symbolically important and thus politically valuable, these venues provide only forums for discussion they do not produce binding agreements.

It helps to have traditional enemies, old hurts, and humiliations that need to be redressed, if only symbolically. It would be hard for Americans, who are neither very good at soccer, nor cursed by great historical hatreds, to share the joy of the Dutch, say, when the Germans were defeated in 1988, or that of the Koreans when they defeat Japan.

This date has been agreed upon by most delegations. Symbolically, the International Year of Mountains will coincide with Rio 10, the 10 year overall review and appraisal of the implementation of Agenda 21. It will also be preceded in the year 2000 by the eighth session of the Commission on Sustainable Development, which will focus on land resources, including mountain resources.

The die was cast for India s development path on July 22, 1947, when India s Constituent Assembly resolved to replace Mahatma Gandhi s spinning wheel, or charka , with the emperor Ashoka s wheel of dharma on the Indian national flag. The move symbolically rejected what the incoming government abandoned upon assuming office Gandhi s vision of an equitable and sustainable agrarian society based on self sufficient, pared down consumption.

Almost from her first appearance in the public eye, Michelle Obama has used clothing, etiquette, and such cues as where she shops and entertains to send out a subtle but radical message to American voters and to the world. For the first time since the days of Andrew Jackson, the White House is aggressively democratizing the highest office in the land, and symbolically inviting in the common man and now the common woman.