Included: a barbecue by Atlanta's public-spirited Coca-Cola works, an auto ride to the Federal Penitentiary, excursions to nearby fertilizer factories.
It is Goldman's edge at talent acquisition and development, together with a slightly more public-spirited ethos than is prevalent on Wall Street, that best explains its .
As a result, MeFi has the public-spirited flavor of a small town or good university, and the answers on AskMeFi can be helpful.
Don't Just Stand There — Join The Democracy Connecticut's two major political parties agree. They need public-spirited voters to fill the thousands of spots on ballots for November's local elections. Think about it.
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Robert Khayat in SunHerald.com It is my belief that any time he spends being incarcerated is an absolute waste of a great deal of talent and ability,Khayat wrote. "He has much to offer society and is a public-spirited person."
Mark Thomas in Scenta.co.uk Their actions were brave and public-spirited, and show the decent, law-abiding face of gamekeeping,Thomas says.
John Howard in The Age I haven't made a decision, I'm not saying yes or no, but I always look at something that John Symond puts forward,Mr Howard said. "He's a very public-spirited man, he's contributed a lot and I always take his ideas seriously."