But for firmness, preparation and moral outrage, Mr. Greenwood seems a plausible heir to Representative John D. Dingell, the crusty Michigan Democrat who ran the Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations for many years before Republicans won the House in 1994.
Cult doctrines included the iconoclastic destruction of old ceremonial objects and the moral, social, and logistical preparation for the arrival of vast quantities of Western "cargo," expected to be delivered by ship or plane.
The objectives of education in Malta include intellectual and moral development and the preparation of every citizen to contribute productively to the national economy.
In his book, Mr. Freedman wrote that a liberal education is about grappling with life's most important questions as preparation for the moral dilemmas and disappointments of life beyond the college years.
Just like with the Taliban in Afghanistan, we've seen that life in grizzled, iconic opposition is perhaps not the best preparation for a calm, moral government.
Strasmore knows from hard-won experience that life after the NFL is tough, so attempting to convince lionised players who luxuriate in bling to consider their affairs soberly in preparation for retirement seems like a moral imperative.
What the 'small stories' in particular were able to contribute to the development of this theme were the connections between food, and social and moral responsibilities: much of women's roles in the preparation of food was not just about technical skill and social duty, but also about their moral worth as women, wives and mothers in nourishing their family with health giving food.
Your task – to make the mundane preparations for an execution – dumps you in the moral deep end, and it hasn't sat well with everyone.
The (growing) political, social and scientific attention to the moral aspects of teaching also concerns teacher education.This article reports an exploratory study into the preparation of student teachers for moral education.
Describing how he ingested PEDs without regret or moral qualm, Armstrong explained that he thought his doping regime was just another facet of his preparation, "like saying we have to have air in our tires or water in our bottles".
