In 2017, he was elected a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation in recognition of exemplary dedication to highest principles of the legal profession, commitment to the welfare of society, and support for the ideals, objectives, and work of the American Bar Foundation.
Increasing your knowledge about Biblical Principles will only come after years of dedication, hard work, and just plain reading.
In New York, authors of Passover sermons urged congregations to dedicate themselves to Lincoln's pious principles of self-sacrifice, mercy, and dedication to freedom and equality.
At the same time, as a measure of dedication to its principle of being positioned not for profit but for social good, Disconnect has been designated as a B Corporation, a semi-charitable certification.
In 1848, John Taylor refused to allow John Mill to dedicate The Principles of Political Economy to Harriet, although the dedication was nonetheless inserted into special copies of the book that they distributed to friends.
If they're going to trumpet their leadership in and dedication to principles of openness and inclusivity, it is incumbent on them to carry it out with maximum transparency.
In September 2012, the National Endowment for Democracy presented its annual Democracy Award to the democracy movement in Burma for its courage, dedication to the principles of democracy and human rights, and long-term commitment to bring about a democratic future for the people of Burma.
Our fellows, exposed to the principles of the founding fathers of the Mayo Clinic, perpetuate their legacy of dedication to clinical care, research, and education.
For Buddhists everywhere Bodhi Day is an opportunity to acknowledge our dedication to the principles of wisdom, compassion and kindness -- the distinguishing features of the Buddhist worldview.
To the reader I must disclose that I have an interest in seeing these matters reversed as I am presently campaigning as an independent for a congressional seat largely for the purpose of demonstrating that an average income person with a dedication to the principles of the Constitution can serve in public office even without raising obscenely large sums.
