Tsunayoshi felt so strongly about the welfare of dogs that he instituted the Laws of Compassion to protect them.
In one particularly rigorous month in 1687, more than three hundred people were put to death for violating the Laws of Compassion, and, in the course of Tsunayoshi's thirty-year reign, somewhere between sixty thousand and two hundred thousand people were either put to death or exiled for animal-welfare violations.
At the Princeton University Chapel, 1982: When a nation transgresses the built-in laws of justice, compassion, and peace, that civilization sooner or later perishes.
** At the Princeton University Chapel, 1982: **{:.break one} ** When a nation transgresses the built-in laws of justice, compassion, and peace, that civilization sooner or later perishes.
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The indigenous population considered the Taliban "one of them," and trusted that they would uphold traditional Islamic laws of justice, compassion, and mutual respect.
You have lots of compassion and empathy.
Some might be unscrupulous cheats but others would no doubt be members of churches that object to get-tough immigration laws and keep illegal workers out of compassion.
As a matter of law, compassion and common sense, the government is entitled to reunite Elian with his father, and it has the power to enforce that right, despite the bluster of Miami's demagogic political leaders.
This is a battle of cold steel and warm nature, of law and compassion, poetry and prose.
ELEPHANT BUTTE, N.M. — This is the story of a leash, a law and a city's dueling definitions of compassion.
