These are all issues on which serious debate is needed, and one virtue of laying out a broad, bold agenda is to let a thousand debates bloom over the details.Another virtue of this approach is to provide an overarching vision for the republic.
"Borg vs. McEnroe" has the virtue of laying its filmmakers' point of view on the line, finding a dramatic mode for an essentially essayistic intervention on their movie's main ideas.
By virtue of rules laid down in 1920 at the Comintern's Second Congress, Communist parties abroad were to be created either afresh or else by splitting Social Democratic parties; in either case, they were to be accountable to Moscow and not to their domestic constituencies.
If the statute now under review can be sustained as valid, it must be in virtue of the doctrine laid down in the third paragraph, and it will aid in the effort to reach a correct conclusion in that respect if we shall first consider the principal decisions of this court where that doctrine has been applied.
Particular emphasis was laid upon the virtue of obedience, including special obedience to the pope.
Recollecting a true story he'd heard years earlier, he composed several letters to and from a pious servant girl whose boss was making lewd advances, in order to warn young women of "snares that might be laid against their virtue".
But he laid claim to other virtues, presenting himself as a self-made man whose standing in the outside world would help bring Senegal attention and investment.
The first mention of Armagnac dates back to 1310 when Prior Vital Dufour wrote a treaty on medicine in which he laid out the 40 virtues of the liqueur produced in southwest France.
In the Daa'wah tours, emphasis is laid on Ahadith about Virtues of action.That is those benefits that the messenger of Allah used to bring for human being.
