"In this country there is a blind devotion to supporting the troops, and that is a very honorable sentiment," said Daniel Battsek, a native of Britain.
Recognizing that sort of dedication and selfless devotion to supporting our country's interests is worth contemplation.
The combination of Victor's educational background, extensive work and study of human behavior, and curiosity about building effective healthcare marketing and communications programs became the foundation for his interest in and devotion to supporting the health and well-being of family caregivers a community that is nearly 65,000,000 strong, with a range of ongoing day-to-day needs.
Abraham Lincoln gave the last full measure of devotion to support-the-troops language 142 years ago, when he called on the nation "to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow and his orphan". Yesterday, Clinton had this to say of the troops: "They don't have the luxury of passing the buck to somebody else.
His intellectual devotion to democracy supported his visceral passion for justice.
According to press and past convictions, Thorpe's stolen from countless stores Prada, Gucci, Barneys, Bergdorf as well as people to support his devotion to fashion.
Today she continues to support the reduction of the male population and generally courts outrage and devotion through her website and YouTube channel.
He was famed for his devotion to San Jose, and supported the burg's arts and sciences.
The prominent display of the Constitution is a reminder of a centerpiece of his campaign — what he calls a strict devotion to constitutional principle, support for the Second Amendment, limited government and opposition to "foreign entanglements" — libertarian ideals that could resonate in New Hampshire.
King's devotion to equal justice included supporting racial and gender diversity on the federal bench.
