He held a resilient faith, according to Badger, in the federal government to regulate wages and prices in World War II, to further social welfare through the New Deal and the Great Society, and to promote economic growth and transform the infrastructure of the South.
An overconfident Tory campaign has lost its energy and momentum, with Ed Miliband proving resilient under pressure, according to Labour's US political guru.
Part of the answer involves learning to be more resilient and flexible, according to Julia Ross, the dean of engineering and IT at the University of Maryland Baltimore County.
That entails promoting "Local, broad-based ownership of a thriving, resilient local economy'," according to the report anything from local family-owned businesses to community land trusts.
They called it a catacomb church, and for more than 40 years under Soviet persecution, it nurtured a resilient spirit that, according to its 5 million believers, emulated the courage of the early Christians.
In addition to streamlining the mitigation projects, Newsom is expected to announce a $50-million 50-millionreness campublicto help communities inform residents awarenessal emergencampaignn plans and toe need to make thelp homes more resilient to wildfires, acommunities the governor's offinform
New Zealand's economy has been "remarkably resilient" in the past year, according to a report by the OECD.
These dynamic scenarios simulate high-stakes, high-pressure situations, such as international security crises, in which training participants must develop strategies, build coalitions, remain resilient, and seek resolutions according to their characters' unique set of interests.
In mice they had modified to enhance the level of the gene, they found a "resilient response to stress," according to Lobo.
