Webber was undoubtedly a fine surgeon and a public spirited man, the recipient of several civic awards for his contributions to society.
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Public spirited Victorian rector, Henry Preston, who founded our first village school would have been proud of the new school and of its subsequent achievements.
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A few enthusiastic young people apparently public spirited took up on themselves to the duty of redressing grievances of the resorting to the market of Kadakkal.
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Recently, Attacks on RTI activists in India are escalating along with attacks on other public spirited citizens taking up grass root activism or public interest litigation.
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He was a public spirited man and also served as president of the Chamber of Commerce, School of Arts, hospital and School committees at various times.
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It is likely that Wright believed he would be able to cap his career in City finance if he were knighted for his public spirited activity.
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In all the changes he introduced Phillpotts'underlying aim was to produce upright, public spirited citizens well equipped for the challenges of the rapidly changing world in which they lived.
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Collins also accused the makers of the programme of " some serious taste problems " and warned it would prevent celebrities from supporting " public spirited causes " in the future.
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William Jay, son of Chief Justice Jay, himself, as well, a great jurist, a public spirited citizen and one of the best known and most highly respected men of his day.
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The constant in these times of change and up to the present day has been the public spirited efforts of all to continue to maintain the innate physical charm of the town.
