You resort to the time-honored system of three piles: 1. Keep for all time.
The opposition to BDS should also be seen as a violation of the time-honored right of individuals and organizations to pursue non-violent means of protest against behavior they view, in conscience, to be illegal.
It's the first time the organization has engaged in this time-honored practice, says Bell, who plans to make it an annual event.
They are darlings of the Slow Food movement, the Italian organization that celebrates food and drink produced in time-honored, time-consuming and sustainable ways.
On a dreary Wednesday at the end of January, the organization's chief executive, Bill Eldridge, was trying one time-honored tool in the food marketer's arsenal: free samples.
Attacking the news media is a time-honored White House tactic but to an unusual degree, the Obama administration has narrowed its sights to one specific organization, the Fox News Channel, calling it, in essence, part of the political opposition.
The benefit provided to veterans' organizations is rationally based on the Nation's time-honored policy of "compensating veterans for their past contributions". Ante, at this page.
Or perhaps, in another time-honored approach, unite your idea with the mission and cherished values of your organization.
An organization I have long admired, AJWS draws inspiration from the time-honored Jewish commitment to justice, working "to realize human rights and end poverty in the developing world".
Scientific organizations saw the proposal as political meddling with the time-honored practice of using experts to choose the best research ideas.
