Byron was born in London into a staunchly working-class family: her parents later became Labour mayors of East Ham.
"Any mug can stand in a bull market and gear themselves up," says Tony Pidgley, the firm's staunchly working-class chairman (in the picture, on the left).
Once a staunchly working-class neighborhood, today it is synonymous nationwide with a particular breed of hipster yuppies who eat organic food and practice yoga in an area that is a cafe- and boutique-filled cross between Brooklyn's Park Slope and the fictional version of Portland in the show "Portlandia".
In 1926, the Harveys shifted to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy, a staunchly working-class, industrial area.
The family relocated to Newcastle, a mining town and harbour in New South Wales, before shifting to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy, a staunchly working-class, industrial area.
The Universities and Colleges Employers Associationn staunchly defends the use of hourly paid and casual working arrangements, pointing out that permanent contracts do not suit everyone and that universities need some flexibility.
Clinton was also shown to have staunchly supported the closure of Guantanamo and to have praised her colleagues for working to secure the release of a high-profile detainee named Omar Khadr.
"If I was working for the BBC I'd be out on this picket line too," Peter Dodd said staunchly, after a career as an engineer and technical officer in which he was made redundant five times.
They were working on an equally modest tally in the State House of Representatives, an unusual state of affairs for a staunchly conservative governor: her most reliable supporters on this issue are on the other side of the aisle, in the Legislature's usually powerless Democratic minority.
"I've been working with parents and students in Lawrence for 30 years, and I've never seen activism like this," said Lou Bernieri, an educator.The group is staunchly apolitical, and has been criticized for being so.
