A staggering 45% of these leaders cited character issues as a concern.
He cites characters from fiction and film as role models.
"I feel as though we've lost some ground there, in an effort to make it more accessible," she added, citing characters like Bugs Bunny that worked on child and adult levels.
The Trail of Tears — the forced relocation, in the eighteen-thirties, of whole tribes from Eastern states to Western territories — occasions the show's deepest dive into historical detail, citing characters and quoting testimony in a national debate that raged for years before and after the passage, by a close vote in Congress, of the Indian Removal Act, in 1830.
Naef [ 26] discussed the difficulties in placing myopsids relative to other squids, eventually placing loliginids (Myopsida) as the sister group to the pelagic oegopsids in the order Teuthoidea, citing characters such as the branchial canal, and gladius (the modified internal shell) as potential synapomorphies.
Although the most serious charges against him had long ago been dropped, the New York State Racing and Wagering Board has refused to reissue his license, citing character and fitness issues.
Ken Rosenthal of FoxSsports.com echoed numerous writers by citing character and integrity in explaining why he was "just not comfortable" voting for McGwire now.
The American "pick-up artist" Julien Blanc was forced to leave Australia last November after the government cancelled his visa, citing character grounds.
In the follow-up interviews, some voters, citing character considerations, lamented that Senator John McCain, who was defeated by Mr. Bush in the Republican primaries, would not be on any ticket.
He also cites character traits: musical geniuses are often introverted, eccentric, iconoclastic, and autonomous in their decision-making.
