The finance ministers are to agree by next June on "indicative guidelines" for "timely identification" of big, enduring imbalances that "require preventive and corrective actions to be taken".
So I know what it is like to look at the old parties and want more – to want a party that speaks for big, enduring values.
Of course, even as the stomach somersaults from anxiety, the brain is already composing an acceptance speech on receipt of the Pulitzer as the youngest reporter ever to be so honored — since the day of one's debut will surely coincide with some big, enduring news event in which journalistic mettle is tested and found sterling.
"Right now it's a fairly fragmented landscape, but ultimately it's pretty clear there will be consolidation, and out of the other side there'll be a handful of big, enduring companies that get built in this space," he says.
We want to continue serving small businesses and we want to build a big, enduring company.
On the contrary, when stories evolve in ways that connect people to bigger enduring ideals, even abstract concepts such as a brand can evolve to becoming a unifying and perpetual story/human link to others.
But Antarctica is where I sense that I am part of something bigger and enduring outside the confines of my own head.
No wonder it takes two biographies to try to put across why Ethel Merman was one of the biggest and most enduring stars Broadway has ever known.
Now, with America seemingly ready to settle for another Clinton Presidency, and in the wake of Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize for Literature providing a fresh new dollop of global cultural legitimacy to the North American singer-songwriter tradition (see my archive link below), this is a good time to assess one of our biggest and most enduring musical legends.
"It makes me realise just how big and how enduring the genre is, there are so many war films.
