The New Yorker, June 10 , 1933P. 7 We have won confidence of a nudist.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 10 , 1933P. 7 We have won confidence of a nudist.
But, although disappointed at his team not having won, confidence in the camp is still soaring ahead of Sunday's MCCA Trophy quarter-final against Wales, also at Shifnal.
Abdel Razek Yehiyeh, the authority's new minister of the interior, has won the confidence of Israeli and American officials.
His no-nonsense approach has won the confidence of his staff.
Dr Gilada's group has won the confidence of some of their colleagues and recruited them to become sahelis (the word means best girlfriend).
A former top aide to the liberal Democratic Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts, he has won the confidence of Attorney General John Ashcroft, the conservative Republican who appointed him.
He will decide if the conditions exist for forming a government, and whether that government has won the confidence of the chamber [of deputies] and the senate.
Chief Carter has won the confidence of city leaders and police officers on the beat with his plans to expand the police force and heighten its presence.
Yet even as Mr. Monti, a technocrat who has won the confidence of Parliament but not its loyalty, struggles to restore faith in a government asking for sacrifices, he is facing a power battle — and a culture clash — with lawmakers.
Santorum has justified staying in the race by saying that Romney is a weak candidate who has generated only a low voter turnout in states he has won, undermining confidence in his ability to win a contest against Obama.
