To be eligible for election as an MP, a man had to possess land worth £600 per annum if he was representing a county constituency and worth £300 per annum in the case of a borough constituency.
What is evident, however, is that the Ankoles possess much worth saving.
The men, Hussein and Nasser Abduali and Rabi Ahmed, were charged with conspiring to buy, receive and possess $43,270 worth of stolen corn flakes.
They possess decades' worth of formal and informal knowledge, which risks being lost as the baby-boomers retire, creating an epidemic of skills shortages in aerospace, energy and health care.
Do they possess inherent worth or only instrumental value?
If one asks why we should think humans possess such worth, Wolterstorff argues that the belief that humans have this quality was not only historically produced by Jewish and Christian conceptions of the human person, but even now cannot be defended apart from such a conception.
An eligible family of four must have dependent children, can't earn more than $712.25 per month, or possess assets worth more than $1,000.
It's a call to faith -- leaning into the ultimate reality that we are beloved by God and possess inestimable worth as those redeemed by God.
The Reform Act did very little to appease the working class by enfranchising them, since voters were required to possess property worth £10, a substantial sum at the time.
The image of Mr. Brosnan abruptly leaning toward the camera like a man possessed is worth a dozen Oscar-nominated performances.
In addition, just as German philosopher Immanuel Kant posited that every person possesses inherent worth, Taylor posited that each individual organism is inherently valuable and worthy of equal moral consideration.
