Fundamentally, it is all about making sure that veterans receive the benefits they've earned by virtue of their incredible service to our country.
I thought that, as a woman, Boxer's insistence that she be addressed by the title that she has earned by virtue of the three elections she's won in California would have gone over well with Fiorina.
And this, too, was linked to karma: high rank was a virtue earned by good behavior in a previous life.
Being a great man, though, William had an idea: if John would stick with the project for a year, William would give John about a third of any profits that the resulting "Book of Virtues" earned.
The Parisians earned their win by virtue of their better haul from kicks at goal, with Gaëtan Germain booting four penalties and Olly Barkley one, while Edinburgh's reply came from Piers Francis.
The only problem is, impoverished attorney Max Sporum Herbert Marshalll) believes it was his virtue that earned him a leg up.
— How beautiful is death, when earn'd by virtue!
There he could battle the villainous Ming the Merciless and rescue the swooning Dale Arden, earning the heroic virtue of his namesake, far from the squalor and broken bottles of home.
West Brewster, Massachusetts October 28, 1786 Guangzhou, China Isaac Sears, (born July 1?, 1730, West Brewster, Massachusetts [U.S.] died October 28, 1786, Guangzhou, China) patriot leader in New York City before the American Revolution, who earned the nickname "King Sears" by virtue of his prominent role in inciting and commanding anti-British demonstrations.
They've either passed a fairly rigorous IRS test on the tax code or have earned their EA status by virtue of having previously worked for the IRS for five years in a position applying and interpreting the tax code.
