Pusey was known as a warmhearted, sincere, and humble man, whose activities included the building of St. Saviour's Church, Leeds, at his own expense (1842 45) and service to the sick during the cholera epidemic of 1866.
"He is the man whose activity is indissolubly bound up with our company's success".
It is ironic, but somehow appropriate, that its current prime minister, Péter Medgyessy, is a former high-ranking communist, a former operative in the KGB-directed Hungarian secret services and a man whose business activities have attracted police investigation.
A man whose extracurricular activities outside the boardroom include stints as the founding dean of Yale's management school and as under secretary of state in the Ford administration, Mr. Donaldson, who is 71, practically oozes gravitas.
The story, rendered in an open-ended, sometimes confusing fashion, with little time wasted on exposition, is of a few days in the life of Moshe (Moshe Ivgi), a man whose main activity seems to be the cultivation of anxiety and neurosis.
And no single group is more important to mass sports broadcasting than young men, whose activities are followed as assiduously as Gregor Mendel tended to his cherished garden peas.
Yet almost no one here publicly questioned the decision to drop a bomb on his house and kill civilians; all the sentiment in Israel was how satisfying and just it was to kill a man whose ideology and activity had been so virulent and destructive.
It could be said that crossing borders – as a messenger, a mediator, a go-between – was the chief activity of a man whose extraordinary life spanned 93 years, five countries, two continents, most of the 20th century and the first years of the 21st.
Making use of archival materials on four continents, this project reconstructs the global activities of Mikimoto Kōkichi, a man whose pearl business was at the center of multiple contests over the meaning of cultivation on land and sea.
Šešelj was at the time an anti-Communist dissident and was subsequently described for his activities in the Yugoslav Wars as "a man whose killer commando units operating in Croatia and Bosnia carried on the very worst of the Chetnik tradition".
The impression is that Mr Netanyahu is at best a tactician rather than a strategist - a man whose skills run more to artfully creating an impression of diplomatic activity rather than taking history by the scruff of the neck.
