10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GIVE A PERSON HIS DUE»
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I You must give a person his due (treat him fairly), day-'re'n dSy 'gung-pfng. lYou
have to give each person his due. is expressed as Treat a person the way you
judge him. day-ren 'haw 'hway, diy fen-'reii-lay. or -an Each person has his good
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[It is 'adâlat (justice) to give a person his due or to pay him the debt you owe to
him; it is ihsân (kindness) to pay himmore than his due;and it is îsârto give all
your rizq, i.e. all the property you need, to someone else.] A person who has “
zuhd” is ...
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Sidelights on Elizabethan Drama
Common as is the expression ' to give a person his due ', it is to be met with but
once in the whole Shakespeare Folio, apart from this instance in Timon, and then
in the full form ' I'll give thee thy due '.1 It occurs frequently in Middleton, and he ...
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Beatson, Matthews and Elliott's Administrative Law Text and ...
... is connected to respect for persons. One aspect of respect is to give a person
his due, which is in turn the essential element of fair treatment. Questions of
respect and, therefore, fair treatment occur in many PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS 0
343.
Mark Elliott, Jack Beatson, Martin Matthews, 2011
This is called a testimonial, to give a person his due. A testimonial is a
recommendation, a tribute. But what does that mean? Webster says it's a
statement of character, in you, that is keen. Gratitude, appreciation are other
words descriptive of ...
Alice A. Mendelsohn, 2010
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The Layman's New Testament
'Knowing that ye shall receive of the Lord a reward' ; "Some are of opinion that
acts of justice are not meritorious because they are a debt, and to give a person
his due does not seem meritorious. But we have to recollect that when you do ...
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Shakespeare Lexicon and Quotation Dictionary
Ill, 2, 115. to do w. sometimes = not to do justice, not to give a person his due:
hath done her beauty w. Lucr. 80 (in underpraising it). do him not that 10. to bear
a hard opinion of his truth, Gent. II, 7, 80. Meas. I, 2, 41. III, 2, 137. Ado II, I, 214.
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Minutes of the ... General Assembly of the United ...
While most philosophers seem to have agreed that in distributing the various
resources and service which society affords (e.g., through compensation for work
), it is just or equitable or fair to "give a person his due," they have disagreed
rather ...
United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. General Assembly, 1976
It commands us to give a person his due, but it does not itself define a person's
due. It simply incorporates by reference whatever rights or rules for a person are
otherwise deemed to exist — whether the right to contract, the right to marry, I29.
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