| Those responsible for the development of the multifunction polis should avoid selection of a site based on political expediency. |
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| Nevertheless, through the Delphic oracle, the polis could ensure some, if ambiguous, assurance of the correctness of its religious discourse. |
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| The theoroi of each polis conducted ritual acts in the Panhellenic sanctuaries in the name of that polis. |
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| Not sure if I can make it, but it was well-attended last year, we got mugshot by the polis, which must be the mark of a good demo. |
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| As promised, the Belgian polis showed zero tolerance and set a standard for policing football supporters, other forces might aspire to. |
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| The appeal of the cosmopolis is in inverse proportion to one's links to the polis. |
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| He became a prominent figure in debates about the multifunction polis proposed for South Australia. |
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| The multifunction polis near Adelaide has been drastically scaled down by authorities. |
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| Each city state or polis had its own political organization and thus was truly independent. |
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| In many poleis, the common hearth of the polis, the koine hestia, which was also an altar-hearth for Hestia, was located in the prytaneion. |
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| The ideal of the polis was that every individual was to take a direct role in political, economic, spiritual and social affairs. |
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| With time, the agora or marketplace began to appear within the polis. |
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| Frank is retiring, Baldwin is running for the Senate, and polis and Ciciline are up for reelection. |
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| Ian and his companions stood their ground, pointed out that the splutterer could only request a withdrawal, and suggested he call the polis should arbitration be required. |
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| By the eighth century BC, the Greek city-state, or polis, had taken shape. |
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| Isocrates, on the other hand, appropriates the language of praise as a goading device to strengthen the commitment of his polis to a pan-Hellenic ideal. |
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| The Greeks did not really describe anything which went beyond the polis. |
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| The multifunction polis is an inelegant name for an elegant concept. |
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| The ideal of the cyborg polis must therefore be pursued in better forms. |
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| In origin it signified the often expensive offerings wealthy Greeks made in service to the people, and thus to the polis and the state. |
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| Antigone is an artist of logos while speaking for eros. This is not speech by paranoon, not speech by Creonian women. This is the speech of polis. |
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| Thus the hearsomeness of the burger felicitates the whole of the polis. |
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| Here he applies the notion to polis thought, which he proposes as a subdivision of academic political theory, and develops before explaining its cytherean components. |
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| They decided to build what they called a Multifunction Polis on degraded land, some of which was within Salisbury's Council area. |
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| Rumours circulated that 200,000 Japanese wanted to settle in the Multifunction Polis. |
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| Polis is a triple star in the upper part of the bow, whose name derives from the Coptic word for a foal. |
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| Known as the Multifunction Polis, it was originally the brainchild of Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry. |
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| In a now famous clip, Rep. Jared Polis was asked what percentage of Congress smokes. |
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| Polis, the European network of cities and regions supporting innovation in local transport, welcomes the vote of the European Parliament report on an action plan on urban mobility. |
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| Two patrons, an 18-year-old woman named Teonna Monae Brown and a 14-year-old girl, seemed to come out of nowhere and began ferally assaulting Polis. |
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| Due to a conflict with him, she must leave the Polis and go away into exile. |
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| Jared Polis of Boulder is the first openly gay man elected to Congress as a non-incumbent. |
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| Don't even think about the odds that Bobby Schmautz of Vancouver Canucks would score the winning goal or that Greg Polis of Pittsburgh Penguins would win the car. |
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| Polis turned to the gaming community to rally opposition to SOPA and pipa. |
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