The other, more immediately satisfying tradition at work is the enduring cultural drive to satirize librarians.
That last bit is important because the main reason for enduring the drive to the country is that once you're there you need a car to be able to do anything.
After enduring an austerity drive last season and trimming €20m from the payroll, Olympique de Marseille decided to concentrate this summer on young Ligue 1-based players who could ultimately have a high sell-on value.
The company's enduring profitability has driven down its funding costs.
And just as the Hungarians discovered in the 70s, it is a rich tradition indeed, full of complexity, drive and enduring melodies.
For Olivier Messiaen The Rite was of special significance; he constantly analysed and expounded on the work, which gave him an enduring model for rhythmic drive and assembly of material.
The board and staff of the Correctional Association of New York deeply mourn the loss of longtime esteemed board member John Prescott, whose belief in the inherent dignity of all people drove his enduring commitment to social justice.
The idea that the Rosenbergs were framed — by American government officials stoking anti-Soviet sentiment and embarrassed by their own counterespionage failures — was fundamental to the left's worldview, the ensuing cold war and an enduring cultural divide relentlessly driven by McCarthyism.
Targets can work for a limited time, says John Appleby, chief economist at the King's Fund, a health-policy think-tank, but enduring incentives are needed to drive and sustain improvement.Since the pay bill makes up about two-thirds of the total NHS budget, one obvious strategy is to clamp down on wage costs.
One is the enduring principles and values that drive us as a company, that have made us and this country what it is, and my own personal story.
