Director Louis Freeh said, "The significance of the jury's findings to the courageous federal law enforcement officers who have had to absorb unproven allegations and public criticisms for all those years cannot be overstated.
I'm eternally grateful and thankful for the courageous work of law enforcement.
To our courageous brother-in-law and special Uncle Howie to our kids.
On the death of our beloved courageous brother-in-law and uncle, we send our love to Sylvia and family.
I heard Liberal Democrat MP Paul Burstow commend his party for being the first to take the courageous step to adopt law reform and public education as party policy.
But Socrates seems to balk at this possibility by contrasting the civically courageous whose spirit preserves law-inculcated beliefs about what is fearsome and not and the genuinely courageous in whom, presumably, spirit preserves knowledge about what is fearsome and not (430a-c).
"Our women are increasingly courageous to flout these laws and their numbers are growing.
Here's my good news: the unconstitutionality of forcing asymptomatic healthcare workers into in-home quarantine was determined by due process of law, and a courageous and insightful judge agreed with science and public health law.
"We're deeply disappointed that Francis refuses to tell bishops to do a single thing more than they've been forced to do by courageous victims, angry Catholics, determined law enforcement, and the church's own insurers, defense lawyers and public relations experts," the statement added.
Shashi Tharoor, then a union minister, suggested that if the parents had no objection, her identity could be made public, with a view to showing respect for her courageous response by naming future laws after her, but Tharoor's remark created controversy.
