Most never received deeds.
Thus the first standard, the deeds of the sage-kings, serves as a historical precedent of normatively correct usage, which complements the straightforwardly normative appeal to utility in the third standard.
We are at a turning point for transforming words into deeds, standards into enforcement, and condemnation into accountability".
It has been described by Under-Secretary-General Olara Otunnu as "...a turning point for transforming words into deeds, standards into enforcement and condemnation into accountability".
"I think what works is an end-use standard with some kind of deed restrictions, which basically stipulates that if a property's clean for this particular use then it must always be used for that purpose," Mr. Duggan said.
Have your lawyer check contracts, financing (liens) and any real estate deed(s) for standard and desired covenants (the correct legal agreements) and avoid some unusual deal: One is, the right to pay-off early with or without penalty, or the owner-financier may have put in no early pay-off to assure retirement income flow to the seller, tying your hands!
In trying to assess his real intentions, President Bush, echoing the Israeli leadership, has fallen back on a harsh standard: Results are what count, not promises or even deeds that can be quickly reversed.
They freely use the words and deeds of the chosen black leader as the standard for African-American behavior.
The standard of judgment is right relationship to Christ, as expressed by deeds of mercy.
Terry has set that standard by not limiting himself and by not mincing words and deeds with our team".
