Sentences with phrase «farewell address»

Among the best was George Washington, who after leading our military in gaining independence and creating our national structure with a bold Constitution, delivered a profound farewell address on leaving office.

Eisenhower's farewell address addresses corruption of science as well as the military - industrial complex.

This justly famous farewell address is celebrated today among social conservatives for commending religion as a «pillar» of good government.

In his lengthy farewell address to his disciples, which John includes in his account of the last supper, Jesus leaves them with one final commandment: «This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you» (15:12).

Speaking at Joint Base Andrews shortly after the swearing - in ceremony, former President Obama's final farewell address was uncharacteristically brief and at times echoed the populist tone of Trump's inaugural speech.

Mrs May strolled with husband Philip through the black door of Number 10 just 90 minutes after David Cameron gave an emotional farewell address - group hugging his wife Samantha and children Elwen, Florence and Nancy on the doorstep.

On Friday, outgoing Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner gave her own farewell address that, while smaller in scale, similarly felt like the definitive end of a chapter in an increasingly complicated story.

Farewell Address by the President — As Prepared for Delivery McCormick Place, Chicago, Illinois It's good to be home.

Featured in the exhibition is an original draft of George Washington's Farewell Address penned in his hand that was sent to Alexander Hamilton for comment and revision on May 15, 1796.

It starts off with Dwight Eisenhower's 1961 farewell address where he explains the menace of the Military Industrial Complex.

In his presidential farewell address in 1989, President Reagan rightly pointed out that term limits are «a preemption of the people's right to vote for whomever they want as many times as they want.»

Justice O'Neill has responded that he will resign from the court on Jan. 26 and he looks forward to delivering lawmakers «a Douglas MacArthur - level farewell address.»

Mayne shared these words during a farewell address to the Oakland ward he long attended, amid an announcement that he would be leaving because he had been named the executive secretary to the bishop of the Bay Ward.

In his Farewell Address, published on September 19, 1796, Washington offered his hard - won wisdom on such matters as church and state, partisan politics, and foreign policy.

As Washington put it in his Farewell Address: «Can it be that providence has not connected the permanent felicity of a nation with its virtue?»

George Washington identified these necessary connections in his Farewell Address.

On stage Washington recites Micah 4:4, historically his favorite scriptural passage, incorporated into the farewell address: «Everyone shall sit under their own vine and fig tree / And no one shall make them afraid.»

The following musing is the result of rereading a very old speech while listening to current events on the radio: George Washington's Farewell Address is concerned with national unity: «The name of American, which belongs to you in your national capacity, must always exalt the just pride....

Echoing Washington, who spoke against «overgrown military establishments which, under any form of government, are inauspicious to liberty,» President Eisenhower issued a similar warning in his farewell address: in this case against the «unwarranted influence» of the «military - industrial complex.»

President Dwight D. Eisenhower identified this phenomenon, in the draft version of his 1961 farewell address, as the «military - industrial - congressional complex.»

A Sacred Union of Citizens: George Washington's Farewell Address and the American Character.

Washington's Farewell Address in fact offers the finest example of Aristotelian bent, imparting his mature observations about what we should do to maintain free government.

Though the foreign policy recommendations of his Farewell Address were taken, after the Civil War, to promote isolationism, he was in fact, claim the authors, arguing the advantages of neutrality for independent action.

To sample them, read the story of the attempted sacrifice of Isaac in Genesis 22:1 - 14, Jacob's flight from r in Genesis 31, the finding of the baby Moses in Exodus 1:15 — 2:10, Aaron and the golden calf in Exodus 32:1 - 6, 15 - 24, Joshua's farewell address in Joshua 24:14 - 25, Jotham's fable in Judges 9:6 - 21, or the boy Samuel in I Samuel 1 and 3.

Washington's farewell address, given as a PRIVATE citizen, is a wonderful piece of rhetoric.

I could post George Washington's farewell address that pretty much says you can not run a country without faith in God but I don't think you would want that.

His farewell address: Where is the security for property, for reputation, for life, if the sense of religious obligation desert the oaths which are the instruments of investigation in courts of justice?

And George Washington affirmed in his farewell address: «Of all the suppositions and habits which lead to political prosperity Religion and morality are indispensable supports....

In the King James Version of the Bible John says that Jesus spoke the following words to the Twelve in his farewell address in the upper room:

In his 1796 Farewell Address, George Washington argued that religion and morality were essential pillars of the new republic.

In his Farewell Address, Washington warns us against the «mischiefs of the spirit of party.»

Here again we must allow for the possibility that this «farewell address» was actually followed either by a return or by the expectation of a return.

His farewell address was the main event of RAW.

Striding out on to the Stadio Olimpico pitch for a farewell address at the end of his last - ever match for Roma -LRB-...)