Indeed, despite abiding differences on the peace process, U.S.-Israeli military cooperation was as strong as ever.
His reign left an abiding mark on the history of the empire, for he carried forward its development on the lines intended by Augustus.
One longstanding focus has been on probability sampling techniques, a second focus has been on statistical modeling of longitudinal and spatially correlated data, and a third has been an abiding interest on the nature of statistical inference.
The three collections underscore Lorca's abiding insistence on the interdependence of love and death: No hay nadie que, al dar un beso, no sienta la sonrisa de la gente sin rostro, ni hay nadie que, al tocar un recién nacido, olvide las inmóviles calaveras de caballo.
The ideas of Charles Darwin and his fellow Victorian scientists have had an abiding effect on the modern world.
The collection of nearly 100,000 books and manuscripts purchased by William Rainey Harper in Berlin in 1891 became the core of the University of Chicago Library's holdings and have had an abiding influence on the course of scholarly investigation at the University.
In his most recent book, Gandhi and Leadership (2015), Satinder offers perceptive insights into the spiritual and moral mainstay of Gandhi's exemplary leadership and its abiding influence on the world today.
Nothing is more fundamental than an abiding sense on the part of people that they can enjoy their lives, safe and secure, free from crime.
The long Arab Byzantine struggle left abiding traces on the island's subsequent history: although under Muslim rule, Sicilian culture quickly became Arabicized, the Christian communities in the central and eastern parts largely resisted islamization.
As in the previous published case (Poole-Warren et al., 1996) in the present two cases, a pediatric team performed the evaluation in a multidisciplinary fashion, which also includes abiding to the UNICEF Convention on the Rights of the Child.
