As the leaflet goes on to extol the virtues of USAid projects in Mali, the imam is an unwitting symbol of the aid spending that Mali's "model" democracy so unquestioningly legitimised.
But on the virtues of the project itself he maintains a studied ambiguity.How will Mr Blair react if Mr Kennedy does indeed become party leader later in the summer?
It is the playground that teaches children the virtues of cooperation, project-based learning, and imaginary play.
In a letter addressed to the president, they argued that recently released emails suggest the agency has had a clear bias toward the oil industry in weighing the virtues of the proposed project, which would deliver crude oil harvested from Canada to refineries in Texas.
The principal virtue of this project is its intimacy.
In September , 2002 he, Wiebe, Loomis, and Roark filed what they thought was a confidential complaint with the Pentagon's Inspector General, extolling the virtues of the original ThinThread project and accusing the N.S.A. of wasting money on Trailblazer.
The virtues of developing the Queens West project at Hunters Point in Queens should outweigh the squabbling among the governing public agencies.
Despite their numerous virtues, ERC projects are granted to single researchers and generally oblivious of (if not openly alien to) EU policy needs.
Conversions to art galleries are all well and good: Tate Modern and London's Wapping Project have made virtues of redundant industrial buildings.
It has been assumed for years that process standardization in the development of software will improve the efficiency of the development project by the virtues of applying a learned procedure and tight controls.
