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Within that same vein, not unlike International Building Codes which all Architectural standards have to adhere to at a minimum, it is always at the discretion of the Architect to embue the project with social morality and environmental stewarship.

Daniel Libeskind’s ‘Sustainable’ Prefab | Inhabitat 2009

I think it represents the first time that anyone has attempted to embue artistry into a "game" without any intent of making it fun to control.

The Path For Art Games SVGL 2009

I've tried to write this clearly and plainly, I've tried to embue my words with information but also outrage.

Warning: Rant Dave Hingsburger 2007

"Secretary Clinton has long recognized the power of the Internet and its embodiment of the fundamental democratic principals of our nation," Dowd tells techPresident, echoing a recent push by the State Department to embue digital technologies with political meaning under the banner of 21st Century Statecraft.

What a Clinton-ified State.gov looks like Scola, Nancy 2009

I always thought D. Kirsten was the best operatic crossover singer; she used her full range, but a smaller tone, and she did not try to embue with "grandeur."

Salvati dunque e scolpati Matthew Guerrieri 2007

I think Professor Waldron is absolutely correct that it is "obtuse" to attempt to construe the torture statute and the Geneva Conventions without giving serious regard to the moral and practical objectives that obviously embue those laws.

Balkinization 2005

I think Professor Waldron is absolutely correct that it is "obtuse" to attempt to construe the torture statute and the Geneva Conventions without giving serious regard to the moral and practical objectives that obviously embue those laws.

Balkinization 2005

I think Professor Waldron is absolutely correct that it is "obtuse" to attempt to construe the torture statute and the Geneva Conventions without giving serious regard to the moral and practical objectives that obviously embue those laws.

Balkinization 2005

I think Professor Waldron is absolutely correct that it is "obtuse" to attempt to construe the torture statute and the Geneva Conventions without giving serious regard to the moral and practical objectives that obviously embue those laws.

Balkinization 2005

I think Professor Waldron is absolutely correct that it is "obtuse" to attempt to construe the torture statute and the Geneva Conventions without giving serious regard to the moral and practical objectives that obviously embue those laws.

Balkinization 2005