Having put the question for the king's trial from the chair, he continued to act as speaker after the king's execution, though he used his influence in favour of the royalists, whenever this was possible without imperilling his own interests, and he saved the lives of both the Earl of Norwich ( 8 March 1649 ) and Sir William Davenant ( 3 July 1650 ) by his casting vote.
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In " Glenister v President of the Republic of South Africa ", the court noted that corruption blatantly undermines the democratic ethos, the institutions of democracy, the rule of law and the foundational values of South Africa's nascent constitutional project, fuelling maladministration and public fraudulence and imperilling the capacity of the state to fulfil its obligations to respect, protect, promote and fulfil all the rights in the Bill of Rights.
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In the short space of six weeks [ " actually about 9 weeks, May 7, 1592 July 7, 1592 " ] he had achieved a series of successes unsurpassed in the whole annals of maritime war, destroying the enemy's battle fleets, cutting his lines of communication, sweeping up his convoys, imperilling the situation of his victorious armies in the field, and bringing his ambitious schemes to utter ruin.
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Unions, she said, should be standing up for each other . " The New York Post " commented that it clearly doesn t occur to Weingarten that using non-union labor is a major reason developers can build'affordable'apartments and that she is imperilling a project that is beneficial to her teacher constituency for the'greater good'of the broader labor movement . " The Post " noted that Weingarten, in addition to running the UFT, also chairs the Municipal Labor Committee an umbrella group of more than 100 city unions . Observing that because of her solidarity, 200 or so teachers may lose out on inexpensive apartments and if the project falls through several jobs won t be created at all, " the Post " alluded to the biblical adage . . . that a man can t serve two masters .
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William Dumbrell suggests that " the ban appears to have been conceived as an acknowledgment of Yahweh's help . " He also notes that " everything likely to contaminate Israel religiously " was destroyed, and thus the institution of the ban was " designed not to counter a military threat but to counter a religious threat . " Similarly, Balchin argues that " drastic action was required to keep Israel in holy existence . " Lilley argues that " Israel, like other contemporary societies, did not recognise any distinction between sacred and secular war, " and that " holy war " is not a biblical term, " but one invented or at least appropriated by commentators . " Lilley goes on to suggest that essence of the idea of " herem " is an " irrevocable renunciation of any interest " in the object'devoted', and thus " so far as persons are concerned, the options of enslavement and treaty are not available . " He contests the idea that it always involved things imperilling the religious life of the nation, arguing that these things " were to be destroyed out of hand, not given to the sanctuary ."
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