Built in 1915, it is one hundred and one years old--one year older than the National Park Service is--and it set the standard early on for what all future park lodges should strive to uphold in terms of character.
Deal, a Republican, said the veto was not a reaction to pressure from religious groups, but rather to uphold the "character of our state and character of our people".
While the state may have been rescued from the scourge of slavery, in many ways it still upholds the character of that era and the repressive years that followed.
There's the school of thought upheld by a character in the 1988 baseball movie "Bull Durham".
And this vivid piece of reporting comes at a time when many fans may feel that umpires, however imperfectly, have upheld the character of the game (I try to avoid saying integrity) while chemically infused players and disingenuous executives blighted a whole generation of baseball with suspicion.
Cases in the state courts upholding laws of this character are referred to in the margin.
Still others argue that Smith's account of virtue re-works but to a remarkable degree also retains the highest ideals of both the Christian and the ancient Greco-Roman traditions, suggesting that his willingness to uphold such an ideal of character even in modern commercial societies should be understand as a critique rather than an endorsement of Rousseau (Hanley 2009).
Specifically, he said he'd continue to uphold the Rancho Master Plan, protecting the neighborhood from out-of-character development.
In the words of historian David Cannadine, George V and Queen Mary were an "inseparably devoted couple" who upheld "character" and "family values".
"Defamation of character is unprofessional and does not uphold the honor of the office of president-elect of the American Academy of Actuaries," one former president, David Hartman, wrote in a message to Mr. Schobel.
The court also upheld part of 1070, at least provisionally.
