SEARCH RESULTS   Found 25 text references: 1. "... crime avenged by the Civil War, as he declares that the Grand Army (unlike its successors, deployed in other parts of the world) had "reared on high a sure abiding place, / Where liberty, on law and justice founded, / In peace and civic honor firmly grounded,..." Source:   WEGENER, FREDERICK. "Charles W. Chesnutt and the Anti-Imperialist Matrix of African-American Writing, 1898-1905" Criticism 41.4 Sept. 22 1999: 465 2. " In it he proudly wears a green sash - the Order of the Condor - an honor given him by Bolivia for his part in the peace agreement of 1935 that ended the Chaco War between Bolivia and Paraguay." Source:   Britton, Rick. "Manors re-create English history" Washington Times Aug. 24 2000: 4 3. " At one time the American Bar Association was an organization truly dedicated to "preserving liberty, pursuing justice," as its current motto states, and to maintaining "the honor of the profession of law," as its constitution states." Source:   . "To leave an organization: One man explains why open partisanship drove him to quit the American Bar Association" Washington Times Oct. 3 1999: 5 4. " They also adapt quickly to the ideals of liberty, justice, honor, equality and the rule of law that they find here." Source:   . "Immigrants embracing, enriching United States" Washington Times July 15 1999: 18 5. " They live their lives humanistically while at work and at home and often give tangible expression to their values through work for peace, social justice, civil liberties, women's rights, civil rights, preserving the environment, defending religious liberty and helping people." Source:   . "A growing number of humanists do not belong to an organized group" Washington Times May 23 1999: 2 6. " On the basis of these precepts, we can then understand t he place of peace, justice, and liberty as universal goods, which increase in value as they are more widely shared..." Source:   . "IN MEMORIAM" PS: Political Science & Politics 33.1 Mar. 1 2000: 89 7. " Attorney Ann Fagan Ginger is Adjunct Professor at San Francisco State University, Vice-Chair of the Berkeley City Commission on Peace and Justice, and Executive Director of Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute. " Source:   Ginger, Ann Fagan. "Looking at the United Nations through The Prism of National Peace Law" UN Chronicle 36.2 June 22 1999: 62 8. " Rather than defame fellow believers, we need to listen to one another and work together toward understanding and peace and for "one nation, under God, with liberty and justice for all." Rev." Source:   . "Correspondence" Insight on the News 16.21 June 5 2000: 3 9. "... struggle for civil rights to focus on the real issues: civil liberties, human rights, international peace and justice, jobs, education, health care, economic development of inner cities, and sound foreign policy." Source:   Curtiss, Richard H. "Muslim-Americans gave qualified support to Kerry to "protest" Bush policies" Washington Report on Middle East Affairs 23.10 Dec. 1 2004: 26-28 10. " Harber explains that, at its election to government in 1994, the African National Congress promulgated an educational philosophy fundamentally different from that of the apartheid system: the underlying principles were democracy, liberty, equality, .justice and peace." Source:   Wheelahan, Leesa. "State of transition: Post-apartheid educational reform in South Africa" Australian Journal of Education 48.3 Nov. 1 2004: 315-321 11. " If this is peace, it is peace without honor and without justice." Source:   . "Appeasement in Kosovo" Washington Times Oct. 14 1998: 18 12. "... has known three decades of dictatorship, secret police, internal divisions and war," he said in February 2003. "It will be difficult to cultivate liberty and peace in the Middle East after so many generations of strife." The White House hopes..." Source:   . "Bush camp rips Kerry rhetoric; Senator hit for 'echoing' Iraq terrorists" Washington Times Sept. 29 2004: 01 13. " That is, he expatiates, he has benefited greatly from the chance to ponder "the fundamental questions of politics--war and peace, life and liberty." To judge, however, by the essentially contentless contents of this book, the sole effect of his..." Source:   Schoenfeld, Gabriel. "All Too Human: A Political Education" Commentary 107.6 June 1 1999: 60 14. " Honoring these five principles, he constructs a "politics of relationality" that stretches each of these beyond its particular limitation and ends up reconstruing politics under one primary principle: justice as solidarity." Source:   Burns, Camilla,Humphrey, Hugh M.,O'Grady, John F.,Mitchell, Alan C.,Siker, Jeffrey S.,Peters, Diane E.,Teske, Roland J.,Donnelly, Doris,Zemler-Cizewski, Wanda,Schaefer, Mary M.,Tylenda, Joseph A.,Salmon, James F.,Irwin, Kathleen,King, Thomas M.,Vance-Trem. "SHORTER NOTICES" Theological Studies 60.4 Dec. 1 1999: 785 15. " Washington is first in war, first in peace and last in all the leagues, not counting the I'll Kill You 10, so dubbed in honor of John Chaney and John Calipari." Source:   Knott, Tom. "Thelma and Louise, the Boy Owner - but only 1 winner" Washington Times Nov. 19 1999: 1 16. " When so many war heroes are honored with statues and memorials, it is "highly fitting that a person who advocated for so much peace be remembered in the same way," Rep." Source:   Mizejewski, Gerald. "Selection made for King site on Mall" Washington Times Dec. 3 1999: 3 17. "... for Peace and other anti-war groups gathered in San Francisco's United Nations Plaza to honor the victims of the ongoing war on Iraq. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Standing in front of 11 panels bearing photos of..." Source:   Pasquini, Elaine. "Grapes flourish on Afghanistan's now mine-free former battlefields" Washington Report on Middle East Affairs 23.10 Dec. 1 2004: 46-48 18. " In 1954, Armistice Day was rechristened Veterans Day to honor not just the doughboys who ended World War I, but all servicemen living and dead." Source:   . "Honoring our veterans" Washington Times Nov. 11 2004: 22 19. " Peace broke out a long time ago." In January, El Salvador celebrated the eighth anniversary of the Chapultepec peace accord, which ended a civil war between..." Source:   Luxner, Larry. "Stable Salvador overlooked" Washington Times Apr. 6 2000: 15 20. " At that moment, if it had been the 14th of July, I would have risen up and kissed that gentleman on both cheeks, within reason, in honor of liberty, equality and fraternity." Source:   JPL. "Presto! A Patient's Eye View of Magical Surgical Procedures" Insight on the News 16.30 Aug. 14 2000: 23 21. " All Kantians agree that neither one's health nor wealth matters with regard to having enforceable rights of non-interference; honoring personhood entails that being an (innocent) person is sufficient for claims to liberty." Source:   Metz, Thaddeus. "Arbitrariness, Justice, and Respect" Social Theory and Practice 26.1 Mar. 22 2000: 25 22. " Much of the world still lives in societies that do not honor democratic civil liberties." Source:   OLSON, ANDY. "An Empire of the Scholars: Transnational Lawyers and the Rule of Opinio Juris" Perspectives on Political Science 29.1 Jan. 1 2000: 23 23. " Douglass's use of Romanticism's overdetermined tropes of "slavery" and "liberty," along with his c reation of a character who unites sensibility, virtue, strict morality, honor, courage, and sympathy, functions to codify and legitimate one's becoming an abolitionist." Source:   Walter, Krista. "Trappings of Nationalism in Frederick Douglass's The Heroic Slave" African American Review 34.2 June 22 2000: 233 24. " Rabbi David Saperstein said of Bush: "How do you invoke that name and still justify the inequities that plague this country?" The Founding Fathers, who pledged their "sacred honor" in fighting for liberty, sought to prevent the state establishment of religion." Source:   Bozell, L. Brent III. "Media Plays the Faith Card at the GOP's Expense" Insight on the News 16.10 Mar. 13 2000: 45 25. " While Eugene Delacroix's valiant Liberty Leading the People (1830) recalls Le Barbier's spirited Jeanne Hachette, by the time Honore Daumier associates..." Source:   TAYLOR, SUE. "Representing Women" Art in America 88.3 Mar. 1 2000: 49 back to top