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"Ex officio" is the Latin phrase that means "by virtue of his office."
The responsibility of voting, is the means by which people exercise their democratic rights.
the saying means that as the baggage is a burden for the army during the war times and in daily exercises... same is the case with the rich people who are hurdle in the path of humanity
the saying means that as the baggage is a burden for the army during the war times and in daily exercises... same is the case with the rich people who are hurdle in the path of humanity
Civic virtue is to promote the common good. A common good means that is the best for the whole community. But without civic virtue, the republican government would not be able to work. Kacey, 5th Grade
When a king or queen exercises the supreme powers of their government, it is called absolute monarchy. This means that the monarch has total control over the state and its administration without any limitations from a constitution or other governing body.
Heroism is a good virtue because it means he/she has a good virtue of being a hero.
Sheikha or shaikha means: with the status of knowledge or virtue or principality
Jamaica has a Constitutional Parliamentary Democracy. This means that they have a King or Queen who acts as a symbolic head of state but has little role in the government, and a Prime Minister, who exercises effective political power.
Sajjan means a man of virtue.
Robespierre was passionate, first and foremost, about the French Republic. He was willing to do nearly anything to keep his country safe, prosperous, and governed by a representative system based on the concepts of liberty, equality, and fraternity. Beyond this, Robespierre was dedicated to reason and rationality--he was instrumental in forming a "religion of reason," the Cult of the Supreme Being, for the Republic--and to virtue (upright living) which he regarded as essential to a good government and a strong nation. The Terror, in which he figured to some extent and for which he is continually faulted, was for him a means of preserving the Republic and strengthening the influence of virtue. "If the spring of popular government in time of peace is virtue," he said, "the springs of popular government in revolution are at once virtue and terror: virtue, without which terror is fatal: terror, without which virtue is powerless." He also liked oranges, took great care of his wigs, and reputedly had a fondness for pigeons.