Founded in 1534 by the Basque soldier and theologian Ignatius Loyola, the Jesuits have seen their share of controversy: Pope John Paul II cracked down on the order in the 1980s because of its independence, dedication to social action and theological questioning.
A lifetime dedication to change through action, not just words. .
After an introduction, an invocation, and a dedication to King Sebastian, the action, on both the historical and the mythological levels, begins.
In 2012, Michelle Obama presented Swift with The Big Help Award for her "dedication to helping others" and "inspiring others through action".
"Spending countless hours writing grants that we may or may not get, her dedication to our programming is gratitude in action," said Sacra, who nominated White.
The hybrid typologies that include research centers and interpretation centers are nowadays extremely important for their dedication to diverse cultures of education and action promotion.
VLP's Operations Director Jesse Rodriguez praised ACTION-Housing's dedication to serving Veterans, noting that the group is an active participant on the Allegheny County Rapid Results Veterans Boot Campp group, a task force striving to improve housing services for area Veterans.
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But President Bush's spokesman, Ari Fleischer, deplored it as "a heavy-handed action that is not consistent with dedication to peace in the Middle East".
More welterweight than waif due to his dedication to the gym, Taylor struck 15 sixes in Royal London action last summer, second only to Kent's Sam Billings.
The administration's inclination toward unilateral action has the ring of single-minded dedication to national self-interest, muscularity and determination.
