It is in our ethos.

The Slave Ethos and the African Economy

And most importantly, they had this ethos of sharing information.

The ideals of the United Nations run parallel to our own civilizational ethos.

That is the ethos found, too, in all the religions.

We have moved slowly but surely to shore up a democratic ethos.

And it's not surprising that religion, too, has been affected by this violent ethos.

We have pressed into the service of development our own intellectual resources, which are products of our own ethos.

An individual approach is absolutely essential in the light of the ministries' own ethos, policy areas and networks.

In this task, it takes comfort from the innate respect for diversity in the Indian ethos.

That ethos led to a network architecture, a structure that was unlike other digital networks then or since.

Moreover, school curricula and textbooks have incorporated the culture of tolerance and respect for culture diversity, while preserving the values and ethos of Qatari society.

The change in work ethos (it is becoming more normal' to work part time) is expected to do the rest.

I have no wish to change the club's ethos or embark on an unsustainable spending spree, he said upon taking over.

In the ancient world, Athenians identified with their city s democratic ethos, while Spartans prided themselves on their city s reputation for military discipline and strength. Of course, today s urban areas are huge, diverse, and pluralistic, so it may seem strange to say that a modern city has an ethos that informs its residents collective life.

It is also desirable to promote actions in the intellectual, artistic and political spheres that provide a counterbalance to the ethos of the global economy.

Democracy is increasingly seen as a mere ritual. In general, Western societies, it seems, are experiencing a certain crisis of the democratic ethos and active citizenship.

Do not do to others what you would not have them do to you an ethos that should now be applied globally.

We need to empower people to remember the compassionate ethos, and to give guidelines. This Charter would not be a massive document.

Work to develop national and international ethos which upholds girls' right to education and secures a strong political commitment to gender equity.

In this context, one delegation called for a stronger ethos of corporate developmental responsibility, so as to ensure that the business sector is a positive agent of development.

This ethos will also help us maximize the potential benefits of such flux. After all, without unforeseen change, much of human endeavor would be fruitless, and innovation would be unnecessary.

Some argue that the new forces emerging from the ethos of the market based value system may also compromise both the economic power as well as the value system of a State.

Africa faces a crisis of leadership and governance, owing to a dysfunctional ethos. If Africans want to change this, they cannot spare themselves a collective debate about their elites complicity in widespread impoverishment.

5. Establish one or more specialized commissions to study the fundamental issues facing the nation, especially those relating to justice, education, good governance, the democratic ethos and so on

Indeed, an ethos of perpetual vigilance is central to sustaining President Vladimir Putin s high popular approval ratings. And no one plays a more important role in creating the necessary public atmosphere than Vladislav Surkov.

Jewish persecution, and the way that Zionism has employed it, has become a model for Palestinian nationalism. Catchwords like exile, diaspora, Holocaust, return, and genocide are now an inextricable component of the Palestinian national ethos.

48. A strong and independent international civil service with conditions of service unique to a United Nations ethos, including a streamlined and competitive compensation package that addresses the needs of a global civil service and fosters greater operational and administrative flexibility.

This matters in part because cities with a clear ethos can better resist globalization s homogenizing tendencies. It is worrying when countries proclaim their timeless and organic ideals, but affirming a city s particularity can be a sign of health.

Fayaadism, by contrast, seeks the Zionization of the Palestinian national movement. It imbues the Palestinian cause with a positive ethos of nation and state building by superseding Palestinian nationalism s diaspora centered preoccupations and thereby transcending the paralyzing obsession with a never fulfilled vindication of rights and justice.

In Poland, for example, the prevailing mix of Catholicism and nationalism made society particularly resistant to communism (certainly in comparison with the egalitarian, social democratic ethos of pre war Czechoslovakia). But these anti communist antibodies also worked against the universal acceptance among Poles of liberal democracy.

China, the United States, and even Canada may take years to implement serious plans to address climate change. Yet cities like Hangzhou, Portland, and Vancouver take pride in their green ethos, and go far beyond national requirements in terms of environmental protection.

Bernanke s legacy is decidedly mixed, but its most appealing feature is the ethos of collegiality and shared responsibility that he encouraged at the Fed. Indeed, a key goal for his successor should be to cement this approach as a new institutional tradition.

A contributory factor to the considerable progress being made in Brazil and the Philippines in this area is the presence of business supporting organizations, respectively the Ethos Institute and the Philippine Business for Social Progress, with an interest in corporate social responsibility.

But in 2006, after more than a decade of striving for acceptance by the West, the moral and political vacuum left by communism was fully exposed. Can a new balance between the democratic ethos and the undertows of the region s political history and culture be found?

NEW YORK In the 1987 film Wall Street, the character Gordon Gekko famously declared, Greed is good. His creed became the ethos of a decade of corporate and financial sector excesses that ended in the late 1980 s collapse of the junk bond market and the Savings amp

NEW YORK In the 1987 film Wall Street, the character Gordon Gekko famously declared, Greed is good. His creed became the ethos of a decade of corporate and financial sector excesses that ended in the late 1980 s collapse of the junk bond market and the Savings Loan crisis.

All of its miracles, as well as its terrifying contradictions, can be explained as consequences of an ethos that is initially European. Therefore, unifying Europe should set an example for the rest of the world regarding how to face the various dangers and horrors that are engulfing us today.

Indeed, despite of the rise of Fayaadism, the Palestinian national movement will be careful not to betray its real sources of legitimacy the ethos of dispossession and the refugee. The decisions taken at the last Fatah Convention were explicit in calling for the refugees to return to their homes and cities.

eCars Now! hopes to foster an ecosystem of car service workers and parts makers similar to the ecosystem of open software programmers and generic computer hardware. Of course, the parallels end at some point, because batteries and engines aren t quite the equivalent of PCs, but the ethos is much the same.

Or consider Montreal, whose residents must navigate the city s tricky linguistic politics. Montreal is a relatively successful example of a city in which Anglophones and Francophones both feel at home, but language debates nonetheless dominate the political scene and structure an ethos for the city s residents.

By treating people as suspicious purely because of who they are, how they look, or where they pray, rather than what they do or have done, ethnic profiling threatens the very ethos of the EU, a union firmly rooted in values of liberty, democracy, and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms.

This includes a supplier development policy that focuses on meeting the company's quality standards and input expectations through technology transfer, training and continued surveillance mechanisms, including through a public private partnership that involves ETHOS, the German Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit, UNCTAD and BASF.

Had it been Pakistan s ethos, the Taliban in Swat wouldn t have needed to blast schools people would have happily pulled their daughters from the schools themselves. Ordinary men and women in Swat believe in education, but the Taliban were terrorizing them out of exercising their legal and constitutional rights.

Teachers in training should be familiarized with the professional ethos of teaching, with the code of conduct to which they will be required to subscribe, with the implications of the concept in loco parentis (in the place of the parents), with legal provisions for their employment, including what constitutes misconduct and procedures for dealing with misconduct.