During his university years, he would enjoy more moderate educational ideals, as Kant's later university teacher, Martin Knutzen (1713 51), illustrates.
Indeed, the moderate, pragmatic ideals that Governor Baker champions are only politically viable with larger civic participation.
Nearly a century ago, King Amanullah founded the first high school for girls and the first family court to adjudicate women's complaints about their husbands; he proclaimed the equality of men and women, and banned polygamy; he cast away the burqa, and banished ultra-conservative Islamist mullahs as "bad and evil persons" who spread propaganda foreign to the moderate Sufi ideals of the country.
This is an important objective of online radicalization, to replace moderate ideas with extreme ideals.
Ibrahim had been a nineteen-seventies-era student activist who entered politics and became, in the eyes of Wolfowitz and other Westerners, the embodiment of the moderate Muslim ideal — at once devoutly religious and tolerant, and eager to move his country into the modern world.
To Thomas, and to most of his regulars, Deal is the ideal moderate governor focussed on bringing big business to the state, wary of divisiveness.
He called this race — a local election in a politically moderate city — an "ideal" circumstance, and said Mr. DeMaio was savvy to focus on the economy.
Golden Mean actually means "the ideal moderate position between two extremes". At the time his two adjacent neighbors were The Temple Bar, a hip westside live music venue on his right, and the longtime neighborhood florist on his left.
An item performance score was constructed (0, weak; 1, moderate; or 2, ideal performance) to guide item retention.
In helping to found the Third Republic, he made three essential contributions: first, by his speeches and articles, he converted many Frenchmen to the ideals of moderate democratic republicanism.
