In 1995, Dr. Dole was honored with our Division's Beatrice Bishop Berle Award in recognition of his compassionate contributions and steadfast advocacy for dignified, patient - centered addiction treatment.
The Aga Khan was in Canada to receive the inaugural Adrienne Clarkson Prize for Global Citizenship for his life's contributions and steadfast commitment to the ideals of inclusion and belonging.
We are grateful for his significant contributions to science and steadfast support of mental health research.
Dr. Kenneth I. Berns, the chief executive of the medical center, which is composed of the hospital and the Mount Sinai Medical School, praised Mr. Freedman as "a caring, thoughtful, steadfast leader who has made countless contributions" to the hospital's growth.
"My greatest contribution to education is my steadfast belief that there is an aspiring scientist in all of us".
"Please join me in thanking Bruce for his many contributions to our community — and for his steadfast efforts to advance and strengthen dental medicine at Harvard and beyond," wrote Bacow.
Former President George W. Bush said that Kemp "will be remembered for his significant contributions to the Reagan Revolution and his steadfast dedication to conservative principles during his long and distinguished career in public service".
Though Raisman is a legendary independent talent — with laurels that include Olympic individual-event medals of every color, as well as a silver in the Rio Games' all-around competition — her greatest contribution to American gymnastics may be a steadfast style of leadership that makes her an apt icon for the current reckoning.
While the United States, which provides 25percentt of the contributions, as well as Japan, Finland and the Scandinavian countries have remained steadfast, the European Commission has cut its donation to about $40 million from $200 million five years ago.
But in his own steadfast way, he has bypassed his "Fringe" collaborators and arguably is making a more permanent contribution to theater and literature.
