Now the president seems less a passionate change agent than a careful calculator unsure of his core beliefs.
"I cannot think of [a] more effective and passionate change agent to press for a new education vision, one in which students, rather than adults and bureaucracies, become the priority in our nation's classrooms," Bush said in a statement.
The bottom line, they found, is that American companies will continue to fall behind their counterparts in emerging markets such as China or India unless they move toward what Hagel called "the edge," which is where passionate, change-driven employees collaborate with others on the kind of innovations that prevent a company from seeing its core business model slowly erode.
– resulted indirectly in a passionate change of public opinion.
"She was an inspiring leader, really bringing the best out of all of us, always positive, always believing we could win, and always passionate for change.
I remember when David Cameron claimed to be passionate about change in the press industry, when he talked a great deal about "the victims" and about ending the suffering of innocent people at the hands of unscrupulous newspapers.
But the things Kenny loved about the interview with Lord Nigel Lawson about the global warming talks in Paris have raised the ire of some experienced staffers at Radio National who believe Switzer's friendly chat with the passionate climate change sceptic breached the ABC's editorial policies.
With the passionate climate-change constituency shrinking, he might even decide to accept a modicum of carbon heresy as a necessary evil.
These experiences reinforced my goal to do something I'm passionate about, change the world for the better and create a global brand and business.
At about this time Poulenc began a relationship with Raymond Destouches, a chauffeur; as with Chanlaire earlier, what began as a passionate affair changed into a deep and lasting friendship.
