Same people in a tower telling you to buy this or that idea or concept.
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When asked if her father approved of her cheerleading she stated that her father had no real idea what the concept or activities involved in cheerleading were, and allowed it.
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One good concept or idea can be resold again and again with little incremental cost to the seller.
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If that were the case, every concept or idea that raised its requested funds would produce the desired results.
Mr. COLEMAN: Well, that would be a traditional concept or an idea that people wouldn't think, but if you really listen to the lyrics of the songs, I mean, many of the themes that are within the music on either side of the fence are quite similar.
Cutforth: To make a compelling reality show, I've always felt--particularly now--you have to show the audience something they haven't really seen before, either in terms of access or concept--an idea they've never seen play out in real life.
So this is to say that the idea should be treated as a speculative concept that may or may not have any connection to what is happening inside Apple.
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There has been much debate lately about the concept of "decoupling, " or the idea that international markets can deliver strong economic growth and robust equity returns in the face of a recession, or at least a very sharp slowdown in the U.S. In the short run, that may be wishful thinking.
So far not even Mr Blair has felt able to endorse either the American idea that Iraq is an imminent threat (as opposed to a longer-term one), or America's concept of pre-emption.
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