| The gases, expelled as jets, drive out debris that had been embedded in the ice, endowing comets with their flamboyant tails. |
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| He was a lavish philanthropist, endowing hospitals and libraries as well as the famous art gallery. |
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| This boy, while capable of orienting himself intellectually, is quite incapable of endowing these surroundings with an adequate emotion. |
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| Iain is grateful to both parents for endowing him with an indomitable spirit and an iron will. |
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| She is being recognized for endowing her students with peacemaking skills and community involvement. |
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| Rebecca Hall confirms her star status by endowing Maria with a mixture of scrubbed piety, intellectual fever and human rattiness. |
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| But it really takes paying for a building or endowing a chair to have that kind of privilege. |
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| He liked to work in sequence, creating a kind of photographic flick book of the places he fetched up in and somehow endowing his work with a sense of restless narrative. |
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| First, the full length of the whole head of hair is worked using curling tongs, endowing it with stunning lustre. |
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| Foreign merchants and artists came to Flanders endowing the magnificent Flemish cities with prosperity and cultural vitality. |
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| The ideal would therefore be to start by endowing the Secretariat with more power and greater visibility. |
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| An absolute novelty is Crystal, the luxury of exclusive slabs: a new material, rich in crystal inclusions endowing it with a full, unique colour. |
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| Phenomenon in which an atom, a molecule, or radical either gains or loses one or several electrons, thereby endowing it with an electric charge. |
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| All of the speakers were careful to point out that Rhodes was a very bad man who happened to do some very good things, such as endowing the Scholarship Fund. |
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| The lack of development can be presented as arrested development resulting from some psychic trauma, thus endowing a static character with complexity. |
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| His nameless sorrows ensure that he stands aloof, his distance from the other characters endowing him with a wisdom absent in the quarrelsome officers and journalists. |
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| The Council may further wish to consider endowing United Nations peacekeeping operations, especially those operating under Chapter VII, with the authority and resources to monitor and enforce arms embargoes. |
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| He goes further, endowing his machines with a spiritual aura. |
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| Venus enters your sign, endowing you with diplomatic energy. |
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| By endowing itself with the resources to take into account a range of extra-financial aspects, it has strengthened the level of discipline and responsibility in its research. |
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| It is not about endowing the fund with more money. |
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| Earl Roger was not quite so openhanded when it came to endowing his new monastery with lands. |
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| Should it be maintained, there is general agreement on the need for improvement, better preparation, choice of concrete subjects and endowing with decision-making power. |
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| Elections and electoral competition have contributed to the liberalization of society by endowing the citizens with more voice and capacity to contest their civil and political liberties. |
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| The counts had to provide armies, enlisting their milites and endowing them with land in return. |
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| Before long, though, he began endowing his relatives at the church's and at his neighbours' expense. |
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| These procedures enabled Henry II to delegate authority without endowing his subordinates with too much power. |
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| And without such an authority endowing us with that dignity, then violence can be licitly done to that human dignity, which of course has happened with such reckless abandon in the history of the 20th century. |
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| Consequently, endowing the territorial cohesion objective with a more practical form and rendering it operational constitute a major policy challenge that far exceeds the circle of cohesion policy beneficiaries. |
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| Other reforms touched on boosting the independence and effectiveness of EMBs, endowing them with the capacity and autonomy to be impartial players. |
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| The Committee had a substantial multiple workload and it was the responsibility of States parties to enable it to carry out that workload by endowing it with the necessary resources and means. |
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| Edward had also been accused of endowing his younger sons too liberally and thereby promoting dynastic strife culminating in the Wars of the Roses. |
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| Garrick's portrayal focused on the inner life of the character, endowing him with an innocence vacillating between good and evil, and betrayed by outside influences. |
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