And I'm confident that he'll withstand the scrutiny about his fairness and his heart.
The windows are not bullet-proof but they will withstand stones and petrol bombs.
He said he hoped to collect 7,500 signatures — a cushion that he hopes will withstand scrutiny, but far fewer than the number of signatures being collected by other major candidates for city offices.
But a few years later, he found himself channeling his art into a simple concept that he hopes will withstand centuries and warn future people (and extraterrestrials) away from the toxic waste site.
Mr. Bloomberg has said he is confident his plan will withstand any legal challenges.
"Yes, there were failures, but isn't that human?" he said a few minutes later, adding, "We will withstand any rigorous examination of what we've done".
Instead, he said he would "work with Iraqis to develop a way to try him that will withstand international scrutiny".
McDonald calls the network the New York Resilience System, and he's convinced that civil society will ultimately determine which people and places will withstand the emerging threats from climate change.
* Energy Secretary Ken Salazar says he's "confident" that the federal ban on uranium mining near the Grand Canyon will withstand legal challenges.
Such forms, he said, have been modeled to ensure that the document meets acceptable legal standards and will withstand judicial scrutiny.
