moral excellence

The forum also included training programmes on the preparation of children in financial management, savings and a training course entitled 'You are No 1', which aims to make the child a record in the development of self and moral excellence and creativity.

They don't only hope for moral excellence; they "work hard" and are willing to sacrifice their own desires in order to live unreservedly for Christ (2 Peter 1:10).

However, if politics, in the first place, is dirty, how can we attain the perfect state of moral excellence?

HE the minister praised the winner for his achievement and scientific and moral excellence. Made in Qatar expo website a huge draw The Qatar Chamber (QC) announced that over half a million people visited the website of Made in Qatar exhibition during the expo, which was organised by the QC in co-operation with the Ministry of Energy and Industry under the patronage of His Highness the Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani.

As I visit our enlisted Sailors all over the world, I am very impressed by the moral excellence and careful decision-making that continues to be displayed in our ranks and within the supply community.

Instead, it is about the question of moral excellence that focuses on whether moral agent is virtuous or not.

Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said the spirit of sacrifice was of universal importance and no nation can achieve moral excellence without inculcating the very spirit in their lives as it was meant to sacrifice one's desires for high principles.

She noted that Kuwait's humanitarian endeavors are well-chronicled and prove just how eager the country's leaders are in promoting such moral excellence. Tariq Al-Kandari, a dentist and KRCS volunteer, said that he shared some of his medical knowledge with the kids, particularly, the importance of dental health.

First, what is moral excellence? Second, what are the intrinsic limitations that we face in trying to achieve moral excellence?

The public requires a leader with a true vision of the future, a sense of developing the moral excellence and righteousness of citizens and making them capable of living a dignified life.

Biochar is reported to increase crop production by moral excellence of its highly porous structure due to its porosity it absorbed nutrients inside the particles and retain them.

Referring to the honoured former Minister, the president said that Tasos Mitsopoulos Avenue would be the road that would remind everyone of Mitsopoulos' moral excellence, honesty and humanitarian approach.

Human moral excellence, conceived as a private, personal, individualized achievement is not enough.

Compassion, Voegeli notes, "is routinely used not just to name a moral virtue, but to designate the pinnacle or even the entirety of moral excellence." In his famous 1984 Democratic convention speech, New York Governor Mario Cuomo set out the animating vision of liberalism.

The goodness of the gods is always to be equated with their cosmic function since the order of the world is an expression of their moral excellence.