Rawlings-Blake shed she wanted to guide the city through a difficult time and pointed to her achievements: ethics reforms to combat fraud, reducing the city's $100m budget deficit by half, adding 12,000 jobs and demolishing more than 3,000 vacant structures.
"I am proud of my achievement, my work ethic and the way I live my life," said Singh in a statement.
This ethic of achievement, which corresponds to the social reality of his youth, found ready acceptance in the urban society of central and northern Italy in which Alberti moved after 1434.
Donnelly clearly knows his football and writes excellently about the power of agents, the tension between individual achievement and the team ethic, and, above all, about the homophobia that forces players into macho posturing.
For this dialogue, more than any other, celebrates the union of theory and practice that Florentine Humanism had attained and the ethic of achievement and public service that he himself had come to exemplify.
He argued that this fatalism and dependency affects the work ethic and achievement motivation in Nepal.
Apparently, no one – not even Wiener himself – recognized the profound importance of his ethics achievements; and nearly two decades would pass before some of the social and ethical impacts of information technology, which Wiener had predicted in the late 1940s, would become obvious to other scholars and to the general public.
Though the World Cup final will be her pièce de résistance, the crowning achievement of her relentless work ethic, Lloyd's impact for the national team had been crucial throughout her career and especially in 2015.
"That sort of work ethic, sense of achievement and sense of ambition drew me here.
