His policy of radical moralization of public life, based on the idea that Sicily needed to present itself with'the papers in order', had upset the system of public procurement, with stunning moves, never seen before in the Island ".
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Described in its profile as a Christ figure due to the heroic nature often assigned to it throughout ancient and medieval mythology, the first spot in the Icelandic manuscript is instead replaced by the phoenix, whose behaviors and moralization are of a similar nature.
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Non-admirers are happy to interpret the goings on as the " de-moralization of Hillary Clinton, " which is the way George Will phrased ( and spelled ) it on " This Week With David Brinkley " last Sunday.
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As the field of psychology began to divide away from philosophy, moral psychology expanded to include risk perception and moralization, morality with regards to medical practices, concepts of self-worth, and the role of emotions when analyzing one's moral identity.
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His remarks, as he acknowledged, owe a decided debt to the arguments laid out by the historian Gertrude Himmelfarb in her new book " The De-Moralization of Society : From Victorian Virtues to Modern Values " ( Alfred A . Knopf ).
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That anecdote is the springboard for " The De-moralization of Society : From Victorian Virtues to Modern Values " ( 306 pages; Knopf; $ 24 ), in which Gertrude Himmelfarb directs her formidable intellect upon the Victorians and what they really believed.
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"The moralization of these stories is something that happened with the strong movement to nationalism at the end of the 19th century and the early 20th century, " said Ann Herring, a scholar of comparative children's literature at Hosei University in Tokyo.
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Tornero Salinas said that they will also combat " the inefficiency, incompetence and corruption " that has characterized the organization, because " we have been ordered to work toward the professionalization and moralization of the personnel that comprise ( the PGJDF ) ."
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In other tafl games the goal of the attacker is to capture the king and the goal of the defender is to make the king escape from the board, it has been assumed that this is the case also with the game on which the Alea Evangelii moralization was based.
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Arriving in Iceland at a time where the impact of Christianity had eclipsed paganism as an official religion, interest in Christian lore was high especially due to the introduction of this allegorical moralization that had previously been largely absent from previously disseminated texts and documents in the Old Norse language.
