The forces who regard pluralism as a virtue, "moderate" though that may make them sound, are far more profoundly revolutionary (and quite likely, over the longer-term, to make better anti-imperialists as well).
Reformism in local government has a Faustian history, often involving shady deals, compromised principles and unexpected outcomes as much as successful attempts to establish social justice in cities. Play your cards right and you can, like Herbert Morrison's London county council, succeed as a paragon of moderate municipal socialist virtue.
This former lawyer runs as "a stoic moderate," embracing the virtues of "balance, temperance and restraint"; as a campaigner he emphasizes a reasoned "analysis of issues rather than personalities".
Nonetheless, the ECB will doubtless keep careful watch: the virtues of moderate pay deals have been a regular topic of Mr Duisenberg's sermons.
This also reflects community sentiment (tinh lang nghia xom) Ethical responsibilities & Philanthropy "Ly", "Nghia", & "Tin" The rationality of righteousness and faithfulness Ethical & Legal responsibilities "Dieu do" This virtue refers to moderate one's stance in the interest of social harmony.
Given that PET/CT also provides moderate fidelity anatomical information by virtue of the low-dose, non-contrast CT used to provide attenuation-correction, could PET/CT obviate the need for diagnostic CT in some clinical scenarios?
He then claims that there are two forms of constitution from which the rest are derived, monarchy and democracy, and attempts to show the virtues of the moderate forms, and the vices of the extreme forms, of each constitution by considering Persia's development from a moderate to an extreme monarchy and Athens's development from a moderate to an extreme democracy.
Next, make a virtue of being a moderate conservative.
In total, 22% of the participants were found to have mild to moderate or severe depressive symptoms by virtue of exceeding established cutoffs for the CES-D scale.
