Rather than lock single-parent households into perpetual poverty, we ought to promote marriage, responsibility and virtue.
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Second, because there is sin and virtue in the system itself to which we are all subject.
It is imperative, and also desirable, that we too contribute to the promotion of justice and virtue.
With hope and virtue, let us brave once more the icy currents and endure what storms may come.
He commands His creatures to enjoin one another to righteousness and virtue and not to sin and transgression.
With names like Men of Principle and the True Brother Initiative, the programs prop up civility, scholarship and virtue.
It is not inhabited by exemplars of wisdom and virtue transcending the human frailties that befall the rest of us.
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Luck, pluck and virtue prevail, a death sentence is lifted, and the irrepressible carnival spirit that drives the overture triumphs anew.
Whether we like it or not, justice, peace and virtue will sooner or later prevail in the world with the will of Almighty God.
Mr Flaherty could afford this combination of largesse and virtue because Canada is among the chief beneficiaries of the current boom in commodity prices.
Stewart argues that this whole conversation, about people, production, wealth, and virtue, is a conversation about ethics, and is better had within a liberal-arts curriculum.
He recently started the Freedom and Virtue Institute in Florida.
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Had not the great writer and thinker Montesquieu himself said the republic relied on virtue, and virtue consisted in the capacity of individuals to exercise their own freely-formed judgment?
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Our mistaken tendency to pit liberty against virtue blinds us to how easily we can rethink liberty and virtue in a way that steps outside the confines of the culture war.
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That includes creating excitement, and virtue, around the upgrade.
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It also became obvious that the difference between economic virtue and political virtue needed to be illustrated as a part of my course.
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While warning (presciently) that populism would breed demagoguery and tyranny, Hamilton opposed slavery (establishing the New York Manumission Society), founded a school to educate frontier Indians (now Hamilton College), launched the Bank of New York (1784), argued for a permanent defense (standing army), and extolled the virtue and productiveness of commerce, industry, and finance.
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If they do, Abdullah Gul, a calm and popular Virtue deputy, may take up the new party's reins.
Yes, dear reader, it is a system that punishes sin and rewards virtue.
Goldwater and Reagan, and Madison and Jefferson, were saying that if you restrain government, you will strengthen society and foster virtue.
It's easier (and cheaper) than you think, and your virtue level will rise right along with the price at the pump.
By materially participating, the ordinary income of the corporation will not be included in your net investment income, and by virtue of Rev.
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Erasmus, Kolakowski thought, tried to combine the "faith alone" approach of Luther and Calvin with Roman Catholicism's emphasis on works and moral virtue.
And by virtue of that, he is much closer to the model of judicial restraint than justices of the liberal or conservative perspective that want to see the court implement a particular political philosophy.
But he relished the rigors of litigation in the sweltering Oriente, and, by virtue of his galvanic personality and his repeated visits, he gradually supplanted Bonifaz as the driving force in the case.
As she recounts, a traffic officer stopped the car, and soon members of the Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, the Saudi morality police, surrounded the car.
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Invaluable for Holland and Juventus by virtue of his fighting spirit, first-class technique and driving runs, the man known as "Pitbull" still gets himself booked on too many occasions.
But Bush and Dole were older gents, from a generation that considered reticence a virtue and self-exposure a weakness--not, in other words, town-meeting material.
Ms Davidson said Scotland had to ask itself whether it wanted to become like Greece, "borrowing and spending vast sums of other people's money in the hope and expectation of never being called to account", or like Germany, where "saving is a virtue and debt is shameful".
In interviews he's indicated that he feels singled out because of the company's success and that he must prove the RIM's virtue again and again.
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