Jesse Helms, who was often a political foil for Wellstone, admired his steadfastness on the issues.
It received a lot of criticism for that but at least it was building a reputation for steadfastness.
While patience is steadfastness and self-control in the face of provocation and delay, it is definitely not idleness.
But only the captious would miss the coherence and steadfastness of Buckley's thought and work over many years.
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In a comeback address, he presented something resembling a set of policies and proclaimed his steadfastness for reform.
She prided herself on her - what she would call - steadfastness, and what others would call her inflexibility.
His steadfastness in trying to keep America safe and free is an inspiration.
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"We have to focus on the steadfastness of our people, and we have 63 international agencies we can join, " he said.
If there is blitheness in Redmond about possible stonewalling refusal to buy into Windows 8, I have to admire Microsoft for steadfastness.
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We needed to be sure that, in a crisis, our allies would hold firm. and thus we could brook no doubts about our steadfastness.
Nonetheless, Friedman was an enthusiastic warrior, and his steadfastness changed minds.
He appeared onstage with a representative of the Steadfastness Front, before an unruly audience that hurled questions out of turn, booed, cheered, and broke into chants.
Equally as important, strong CEOs exhibit the steadfastness to make the changes or take advantage of the opportunity even over the objections of their own executive cadre.
Worse, the CEO steadfastness so important to the earlier strategy intimidates top executives from disagreeing the next time around, even though the leader may now be wrong.
Along with Rowell, there was Conrad Anker, one of the greatest American mountain climbers, and Jimmy Chin, a Wyoming-based climber and photographer with a reputation for steadfastness.
The holding company is a lifeline, like the arrangement with the Bank of England (still on) and the steadfastness of such clients as GlaxoSmithKline, the big pharmaceutical company.
And many of us have, I should say, benefited from the steadfastness that many in your Cabinet have shown in supporting this, the enforcement side of the WTO.
Mr McCain regards his steadfastness on Iraq as one of his chief selling points, and accuses Barack Obama, who opposed the invasion from the first, of naivety about foreign affairs.
But for private equity firms, regulatory steadfastness matters.
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Overcoming the Cold War required courage from the people of Central and Eastern Europe and what was then the German Democratic Republic, but it also required the steadfastness of Western partner over many decades when many had long lost hope of integration of the two Germanys and Europe.
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That appeared to be the elegiac theme of their final chapter: a warm acknowledgment by us, to whom they gave a better world, that we understood and honored their steadfastness -- that we appreciated and were moved by the uncomplaining way they had made it through their hardest years.
Mr. WINTER: Well, I'm William Winter, a former governor of Mississippi, and I would say to my friends and my fellow Mississippians, my fellow citizens who have suffered so much as a result of Hurricane Katrina that I applaud the courage, the steadfastness with which you have emerged from this tragedy.
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