In itself, this did not mean that Themistocles had done anything wrong; ostracism, in the words of Plutarch, "was not a penalty, but a way of pacifying and alleviating that jealousy which delights to humble the eminent, breathing out its malice into this disfranchisement".
As Liberation explores, Isherwood was at the forefront of pre-eminent out authors and his diary recounts how moved he was when Christopher and His Kind was released and fans lined up around the block at a book signing at the Oscar Wilde bookstore in New York.
We have not ruled out eminent domain, but that doesn't mean we're going to come flying in and do it".
Japan's most eminent architects came out all guns blazing when the designs were first released, organising a symposium against the scheme which resulted in a petition calling for the project to be stopped, describing the design as a "monstrosity completely out of scale with the surrounding mixed-residential environs".
Reports appear regularly from eminent organizations pointing out the economic and social disadvantages of a technological society whose members are technologically ignorant (National Academy of Sciences, 2010; President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, 2012).
For example, an eminent study carried out within England and Wales by Singleton, Meltzer and Gatward found that some 90%% of prisoners were suffering from a mental health condition whilst more than 70%% had two or more mental health disorders [ 12].
"Beckmann was eminent and out of fashion," Mr. Storr added.
An embarrassing argument ensued when one man would not believe another who pointed out the eminent educator.
At one point during the meal, the Brooklyn faction decided the Australians needed to know the story of the Barclays Center's contentious construction, and the whole sordid tale was trotted out: Bruce Ratner, eminent domain, the protest groups.
She is also an outspoken critic of the city's use of eminent domain to clear out the auto businesses here, to make way for a mammoth development project.
In the 1960s and 1970s, local governments often declared unsafe slums to be "blighted" and used the power of eminent domain to buy out people in the way.Since then, two things have changed.
