The saving virtue of these "pet banks" appeared to be the Democratic political affiliations of their directors.
Further, the chancellor has announced how much he expects to save by virtue of these assessments, and reducing the caseload by 20% – a sum that does not correspond to the DWP's estimate of fraudulent claims.
It is unclear whether this building will be demolished to make way for underground parking lots or saved by virtue of its inclusion into the Registry of Cultural Values.
Modern-day Americans seem loath to do the right thing unless it's also the smart thing — even "compassionate release" has to be touted for its cost-saving virtues.
The study by de Vries makes it difficult to ignore the life-saving virtues of a safety checklist.
American households, known everywhere for their prodigal ways, have discovered the virtues of saving and thrift.
A self-described innocent at the onset of her career, Ms. Spears, who once favored pigtails and Catholic schoolgirl skirts, espoused the virtues of saving virginity until marriage.
Even if the MyRAs convert some Americans to the virtues of saving, they won't do much to help them with retirement expenses.
And she stood by as an irrepressibly enthusiastic Ms. Kessler peppered her conversations with the girls with grooming tips, etiquette lessons and lectures on the virtues of saving their money and performing community service.
But right now we have a fundamental shortfall in private spending: consumers are rediscovering the virtues of saving at the same moment that businesses, burned by past excesses and hamstrung by the troubles of the financial system, are cutting back on investment.
SAVING energy is a virtue.
