Labor is on the right side of history on carbon pricing and must hold its course.
Never known for understatement, Mr. Wills is a gyroscope that holds its course by whirling.
The gondola, upright on a striated base, looks capable of holding its course, but there is nothing in the spaces between the steel rods to keep it afloat.
In holding its course, the Fed again defied the criticism of the Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, who has described the central bank's efforts as ineffective and inflationary and who has promised to replace its chairman, Ben S. Bernanke.
It is primarily a success story, one that should encourage North Carolina to hold its course and that illustrates how other states can support the creation of better pathways through high school and college.
Thinking ahead about how to deal with potential personnel issues, funding ups and downs, and unexpected events such as departmental changes could help a research group hold its course toward long-term goals.
Northumbria is holding its courses fair on March 9, 12 noon to 3pm and 4pm to 8pm at its Newcastle city campus.
This week TCI held its first joint course with the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) in Mumbai.
TCi recently held its first joint course with the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS).
Our forests, those who live near them, those who fight the fires, and the public who use the forest and pay the bills, deserve a forest policy that places public safety, environmental health, economic well-being and fiscal responsibility above the flawed ideal of "letting nature take its course," held by powerful environmental lobbyists and the legislators and bureaucrats who crave their support.
In fact, he did little more than let the drama take its course, holding without fuss then waiting for Murray to implode.
