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When Syria achieved independence, they took power and endeavoured to forge a unitary state.
The other important part of the programme was to award the European Freedom Award – according to SD party leader Jimmie Åkesson an homage to the Nobel Prize – to someone "with meaningful achievements for the political endeavour to reach more national independence, democracy and more influence for citizens of Europe".
Few fields of national endeavour could not benefit from the independence of thought, the creativity, the self-motivation, and the organisational flair that Ph.D. training instils.
For Jane, that independence is part of what makes the club a feminist endeavour.
Though controversial and largely subject to various social and economic fluctuations, endeavours by the municipality to secure a degree of financial independence from the country's central government in the 1990s enjoyed some success, and similar measures were adopted by other municipalities in the country.
The appreciation of Latin American art and its history began as a nationalist endeavour in the second half of the 19th century, inspired in part by the independence movements that took place there at the beginning of the century.
They further endeavour to persuade the audience to accept this view as a common sense solution to the independence issue.
This will not be easy to achieve because, paradoxically, scientific research?although by nature an international endeavour?is viewed as a national funding responsibility and national governments and their agencies jealously guard their independence and sovereignty.
Two very different endeavours!
All frontier endeavours are.
