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Yet the Kosovo airlifts should still be remembered as a positive example of compassionate U.S. action on refugees.

In what White House officials hope to showcase as an example of "compassionate conservatism," Mr. Bush will also propose giving states $3.6 billion for "re-employment accounts".

While students reported many examples of compassionate treatment and inclusive behaviour, this was found to vary even within a college, depending on individual tutors and how a student is perceived.

Dr. Ramp and I offer many examples of compassionate conservation at work (see also references below and the website for the Centre for Compassionate Conservation), and invite people to read our paper and comment as compassionate conservation is in its early stages and is a work in progress.

Governor Bush calls this plan, which has been remarkably successful, an example of his compassionate conservatism.

But she is an example of the compassionate professional who is nonetheless humble about what she doesn't know.

Mr. McGinn's reprieve was the first use by Mr. Bush of his authority as governor of Texas to issue a delay to a condemned killer and was viewed as an example of his compassionate conservatism, a theme of his Republican presidential campaign.

He uses the example of the Compassionate Care growers in California, who broke the law for years to provide medical marijuana to AIDs patients.

The example of a compassionate America needs to be held up and replicated every day.

Jacques' courageous death does not overshadow the example of his compassionate life--for that, and that alone, will give us a light to guide us out of the engulfing darkness of blood-soaked hate.

"She works tirelessly and selflessly as the living example and champion of compassionate, appropriate care for the sick and dying".