Lincoln, throughout the 1850s, told the voters he was a moderate and that the Compromise of 1850 was worth abiding by.
Determine which rules are worth abiding and which are not.
Three balloons may seem to the law-abiding citizen not worth the risk to one's freedom, but you must consider what the market will bear in the Suffolk County Jail.
We hope today will allow the entire community — students, faculty, and staff — to make a strong statement about the values that we cherish here at Oberlin: inclusion, respect for others, and a strong and abiding faith in the worth of every individual.
The message from administration was loud and clear: "We hope today will allow the entire community...to make a strong statement about the values that we cherish here at Oberlin: Inclusion, respect for others, and a strong and abiding faith in the worth of every individual.
How can expect that our children develop an abiding sense of self-worth if we're communicating that they're less important than the digital device that continually hijacks our time and attention?
Some legislators who initially supported the ban have begun to question whether the effort was worth depriving law-abiding citizens of the right to own assault weapons.
"If we fail to close this loophole, we are saying, 'the difference between law abiding citizens and criminals isn't worth making'".
But it's worth noting that, in her abiding and passionate interest in the right-to-drive movement, Alajaji is unusual.
Those high in psychological hardiness show greater commitment – the abiding sense that life is meaningful and worth living; control – the belief that one chooses and can influence his/her own future; and challenge – a perspective on change in life as something that is interesting and exciting.
Tony was born in Woodford, Essex, and discovered his abiding interest in religion and astrology at Worthing high school in West Sussex.
