"The BBC goes through ceaseless efforts to reform itself," says Fraser, "but really its management structure is immovable, very rigid and top-down.
As a substitute for genuine reform we get a ceaseless flow of special schemes and initiatives.
November 11, 1491 Schlettstadt, France February 28 , 1551England Martin Bucer, Bucer also spelled Butzer (born November 11 , 1491 Schlettstadt, Alsace died February 28 , 1551 England) Protestant Reformer, mediator, and liturgical scholar best known for his ceaseless attempts to make peace between conflicting reform groups.
Both parties have been corrupted by the ceaseless, demeaning hunt for cash, and without reform, Mr. Gore can argue that his presidential agenda will be vulnerable to sabotage by corporate interests.
She recalls the harsh beatings administered to David by her father, the ceaseless racial taunting by schoolchildren and her later decision to join David at a Christian reform school in the Dominican Republic.
Through a ceaseless barrage of high-gloss television commercials, he has portrayed himself as the only candidate eager to reform the health care system, protect Social Security, expand Medicare to cover prescription drugs and send every toddler to preschool and every high school graduate to college.
The conviction that reforms must be driven through even when they are highly unpopular; the vision of politics as a ceaseless struggle against one's enemies; the stark dividing of society between decent, aspirational folk and the idle of all social classes such things went out with leg warmers.
The variety was ceaseless.
"The curiosity is ceaseless".
