Until Guantánamo, the United States had an excellent reputation for the humane treatment of captured combatants.
He purchased 140 slaves to work the plantation, and had a reputation as a humane slaveowner.
In the process, he has established a reputation for being wise, humane and, above all, sensible.
Yet Gabbay also gained a reputation as an effective and humane manager, and retired with enough money, he says, to focus on policy.
Since it opened two years ago, at a cost of 1.3bn Norwegian kroner (£138m), it has acquired a reputation as the world's most humane prison.
There he suppressed the revolt of monarchist forces and served as governor general until 1905, winning a reputation as a judicious, flexible, and humane colonial master who combined paternalistic regard for the indigenous people with an overriding sense of duty to France.
The only humane reaction is to hope that Bosh, who has a reputation of being one of the game's good guys, returns to full health as quickly as possible.
Compared to other regiments operating in the county, such as the Essex Regiment, the King's acquired a favourable reputation among its adversaries for their professionalism and humane treatment of prisoners which reputedly saved the lives of some Kingsmen.
The two-day tour, rigorously controlled by the Pentagon, was intended to show that the 91 remaining detainees receive "safe, humane, legal and transparent" custody, and also assail the prison's reputation as a scar on the world's conscience, an American version of Robben Island.
Community's reputation for friendly care stems not from its having assembled a humane staff of 150 — though its champions say it has done that — but more from its size.
