Sentence examples for to exercise compassion from inspiring English sources

Before 1996, deportation was a comparatively small enterprise, with safeguards that allowed judges to exercise compassion and recognize rehabilitation.

We call on magistrates to exercise compassion and common sense when these unfortunate people are returned to court".

"While we understandably thirst for revenge," he said, "we are called to seek justice and to exercise compassion".

"We urge service providers to exercise compassion and sensitivity when dealing with migrant women, especially when they have suffered the tragic loss of their baby".

The supporters of the Sheffield Hallam student Richard O'Dwyer, who could face a 10-year prison sentence in the US for copyright infringements that the UK authorities did not think even merited prosecution, would also like May to exercise compassion.

They wanted to talk about rebuilding a city where people felt more connected to one another and had more ways to exercise compassion and caring.

The book shows how the latter succeeds in teaching contemptuous Mary and vain Caroline to avoid anger, exercise compassion, love truth and virtue, and respect the whole of God's creation.

They may use their position to promote HIV/AIDS awareness, fight stigma and discrimination in communities, and exercise compassion to facilitate healing for people living with HIV/AIDS (PWHA).

His alternative prescription was heartfelt Democratic liberalism, calling on Americans to become one community, exercise compassion, embrace government as good and recognise that "at the heart of the matter we are bound one to another".This was inspiring and idealistic, but already old-fashioned.

And for those of you reading this from a different perspective, the best way to communicate with a woman diagnosed with infertility, is to show your support and exercise compassion.

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