There is no more noble or economically productive system than the free market.
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Its more appropriate to say he is a brave hero that sacrificed his life for a more noble cause.
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And that most noble of amendments, the 18th: prohibiting alcohol, which was later then repealed by the far more noble 21st amendment.
The lawsuit says that HHV improperly classified much of its direct-mail fundraising costs as charitable-purpose expenditures, which makes the charity look more noble.
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Which is why what makes the Irish and what they did for America all the more heroic, all the more remarkable, all the more noble.
As John McCain proved in the primaries, most Americans believe there are more noble purposes for spending the surplus than putting even more money in the pockets of the wealthiest people in the country.
The break-up text is only this much more noble than ghosting on someone you're dating, letting the silences grow longer and longer until you can tell yourself it was a mutual separation and then scuttle into the night like a cowardly cockroach.
In the eyes of that audience, playing false to win wrongly is more tragic than a noble defeat.
You couldn't ask for a more alarming declaration of noble intent than the authentically scraggly black beard Leonardo DiCaprio sports as Roger Ferris, CIA point man in Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Dubai and other spots in the Levant.
Further north on the new East London railway, Mr Noble points to more examples of the amazing quality of Victorian builders' work.
She is one of the wealthiest women in Spain, has more titles recognized than any noble in the world, and is a distant relative of Winston Churchill and Diana, Princess of Wales.
We see Lincoln less as the noble hero and more as the wise-cracking politician here, and the broken man beneath that half-smiling exterior, crooked under the weight of tragedy and responsibility that sit upon his shoulders.
The former Penrith Panthers utility back's first taste of Super League ended a six-month lay-off due to ankle surgery, and was all the more impressive as his coach Noble revealed after the game that it came despite the effects of jet lag.
Equally if not more important has been a change in plot, from the traditional martial violence, simple noble samurai defeating evildoers themes, to more character-driven and sympathetic themes, including love stories or stories of daily life conflict within the social constraints of the Edo period.
The great teams we studied all had a noble cause, and, more than that, they had extreme clarity about that cause.
That said, fine and noble people are by no means more numerous there than in the private sector.
In fact, he says, most negative ads serve a noble purpose: They are actually more substantive than positive ads.
He had helped noble, barefoot warriors to fight with something more than knives and stones.
Or, more likely, it will eat the cost in the noble service of entertainment and box office receipts.
Warburg and PaineWebber names, noble relics of the days when the industry was more fragmented.
Your noble sales purpose can be about making your clients more successful, or making a difference in your industry.
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There was more goalmouth action to follow moments before the interval, Mark Noble coming close to putting the the home side ahead when he forced a great save from Camp, before the east Londoners finally took the lead again shortly after the restart.
More daringly yet, in 1835 he married an Englishwoman who was not noble, Catholic or rich.
These aims were noble but unaffordable, particularly as the economic slowdown has pushed more people on to Medicaid.
The drifting chunk of ice, more than 32 miles long by 12 miles wide, forced the drill ship Noble Discoverer to move off the planned well as a precaution, company spokesman Curtis Smith said.
If she had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, fought through rounds of chemo and radiation to no avail, and decided against a bone marrow transplant (which, in this hypothetical situation, which reflects the vast majority of real cases, would more likely kill her than enable a cure) she would be honored and remembered as noble, virtuous and brave.
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The industry support "forms a bridge between the public and private sectors and will assist Interpol and each of its 190 member countries to more effectively tackle the problem of medical product counterfeiting, " Interpol Secretary General Ronald K. Noble said in a statement.
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