That is the opportunity that Gove has spotted, with the full support of a prime minister who is looking to leave a compassionate Conservative legacy.
A great friend and distinguished past Board member of the Association, Gene leaves a legacy of compassionate leadership; he cared deeply about the citizens of Harlem and their health care needs.
He will travel to Africa in February to make his case — and, the White House hopes, burnish the compassionate conservative side of his legacy.
The White House had hoped to use the Africa trip to burnish Mr. Bush's legacy as a "compassionate conservative," reminding not only Africans, but also Americans, that his administration had done more than wage a controversial war in Iraq.
In recent decades, however, the compassionate half of the evangelical legacy has been increasingly overshadowed by its less appealing twin.
His inspiring leadership at the medical school and its affiliated hospitals and his commitment to the highest standards for educating generations of caring and compassionate physicians have left an indelible legacy at our medical school.
She loved time with family and her large circle of cherished friends, who have the legacy of her grace, intelligence, elegance, compassionate generosity, and enthusiastic engagement with life and lifelong learning.
Some are philosophical: the mayor's own battle with cancer has caused him to be more compassionate, he has said, and each official likely hopes that his legacy will include fixing one of the largest social problems of this era.
It combines Johnson's greatest and worst legacies and portrays him as noble and bitter, compassionate and bellicose.
Generally, families that succeed through generational transitions of their legacy have developed real trust and that trust is built through compassionate and candid conversation.
