Allawi and his Iraqi National Movement (INM), who won 91 seats in the elections last March (two more than Maliki's State of Law coalition), are tenaciously working on a coalition plan that includes the Kurds (57 seats) and the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq (ISCI) – with 18 seats – which historically has been supported by Iran but is now politically weak.
Thank you Penny, for quietly and tenaciously working behind the scenes throughout the past five years and finally securing this incredible treasure for us.
While McCain treats the press as a base to flatter, and Clinton's team tenaciously works them like Mike Krzyzewski works the referees, the Obama camp stays aloof, playing hard to get.
I'm moved by Harriet Tubman's capacity to see beyond the only experience she'd known; to imagine and tenaciously work for a home where her family could be together, free; and to expand her sense of family to include prominent white people, most notably Frances Seward, wife of Lincoln's Secretary of State.
In the months that followed I worked tenaciously to make that picture a reality: focusing on setting up the crisis centre gave me a reason to live.
I had ambitious public service aspirations; worked tenaciously; loved fiercely; wrote confidently about equal opportunity and the American dream; bought into and unabashedly endorsed my adopted hometown of Detroit as the best place in the country to work with meaning and purpose.
Over the last several months, a focused coalition has worked tenaciously but constructively to make the case for reform and a public health insurance option.
Lady Bird Johnson, a former first lady who championed conservation and worked tenaciously for the political career of her husband, former President Lyndon B. Johnson, was born 97 years ago today.
With the establishment of the Republic, Soviet authorities worked tenaciously to eliminate certain elements in society, in whole or in part, such as nationalism and religion, to strengthen the cohesiveness of the Union.
