Through these experiences, she "hope(s) to contribute to making the case for how the law when it operates justly serves individuals, communities, institutions, and societies by helping them operate at their highest level to create the greatest good".
Through these experiences, she "hope(s) to contribute to making the case for how the law when it operates justly serves individuals, communities, institutions, and societies by helping them operate at their highest level to create the greatest good". This hope in the future has inspired others to join her in the process of leading social change.
The restaurant is justly renowned for its superior guacamole, also served with the buffet.
More recently he has served up the odd confection L'Auberge Espagnole, widely and justly translated as Euro Pudding - a bland romp about pretty young stagiares, or interns, from all over Europe, doing summer work placements at the EU building in Brussels and finding that ever closer unity has a sexual dimension.
Helping the new government to govern justly and serve its people was the top priority.
Although Saudi Arabia is willing and able to chart a new and divergent course if America fails to act justly with regard to Palestine, the Middle East would be far better served by continuing cooperation and good will between these longstanding allies.
Readers would have been better served had the authors of that chapter focused on vectorborne diseases, for which they are justly well known.
He collaborated with the Manhattan restaurant Park Avenue Autumn, which created a special venison-and-date-syrup entree and served it on the plates, which diners could view as the spoils of an unnecessary war or as artifacts of a justly defeated despotism, as thought-provoking agitprop or high-dining sensationalism.
Business can serve the government fairly and justly.
And, as a political group, it should not receive the tax breaks that are justly awarded to organizations that serve society by mentoring foster kids and delivering hot meals to elderly shut-ins. .
