Beginning in the 19th century, the "Great Man" theory of leadership held that the historical march of civilization occurs based on the deeds of great individual leaders.
The most prominent of these being Islam, in which some interpret the hadith, guidelines for life based on the deeds and sayings of the prophet and his companions, as encouraging (but not requiring) men to squat and pee so as to avoid contact with unclean urine.
A Jewish organization has reclaimed the land based on property deeds whose authenticity is disputed, and which date back to the 1870s, long before the Jewish state was established in 1948.
The TriBeCa Festival also has less formal, more personal and experimental films, like the animated line-drawing feature "A Dog Named Pain," which is described in the director Luis Llamado Aute's opening crawl as "a libertarian fantasy based on the works and deeds of the artists revisited".
Saturn, one of them, is known as "Shani", judges everyone based on the good and bad deeds performed in life.
They signify a stripping away of accumulated misreadings and wrong or lapsed practices, as in the Protestant Reformation, and a return to the founding texts of the Koran and the Sunna — guidelines based on the recorded words and deeds of the Prophet.
We present an analytical model, based on the work of Dodd and Deeds, and employ it to analyse the whole space frequency characteristic.
Deeds registration is a system of proof of property ownership and interests based on the registration of transfer and other deeds.
The first book, Evil Deeds, was based on the actual kidnapping of our two-and-a-half-year old son, during the time I was stationed with the U.S. Army in Greece.
Like other children's games that followed in its wake, The Mansion of Happiness was based on the Puritan world view that Christian virtue and deeds were assurances of happiness and success in life.
But Keynes in a wiser moment remarked that the deeds of today's politicians are usually based on the theorems of long-dead economists.
