Keynes, however, didn't foresee the immense rise in jobs that don't provide enough income to cover basic needs, nor the dedication of governments to preserving unsustainable rent to wage ratios.
I needed to match the dedication of the kids".
If anyone ever needed to measure the dedication of The New York Times's employees to this newspaper, the level of anguish generated by the Jayson Blair incident is a pretty good standard.
Mr. Lieberman, the first Jew on a major American presidential ticket, said in a speech last Sunday that Americans needed to "renew the dedication of our nation and ourselves to God and God's purpose".
We are, without doubt, but we need the passion and dedication that Milner has shown, and for the world's governments to step up to his example, to determine that we are, in fact, not alone.
Knowing the constant anxiety which thousands of people are going through day by day, and the tremendous problems that lie ahead of us, one feels the need for dedication to his task on the part of every elected or appointed servant of the people serving in government during this period".
Sport should be at the very heart of every school's curriculum, it should be in the same league as mathematics, English and science and schools need both funding and the dedication of its teachers to ensure the long term, country wide success of state school sport.
We need not have worried -- the dedication of our knitters and crafters has blown us away!
You need the skill and the dedication to get lucky, but in the end there's an element of magic.
