Still, the Tories left Manchester steeled for the fight.
I steeled myself for mocking comments and posted it.
I don't want to go to work needing to be steeled to fight cynicism every day.
But behind the grandstanding the protests have, if anything, steeled the resolve of WTO governments to bridge their differences, notably over agriculture and developing countries' demands for better access to rich-country markets.
Its members have been hunted down and beaten.The repression has steeled some people's resolve.
Then last February the fund steeled itself and censured the country, warning it to improve its statistics by September or face potential suspension or expulsion.
Only Alex Salmond of the Scottish National Party has flown completely off course: he denounced the NATO action as an "unpardonable folly" that will steel the resolve of the Serbs, just as the German blitz steeled the resolve of Clydebankers.
But the gaffe steeled developing countries' resolve to resist the inclusion on the agenda of labour issues, which they see as a pretext for rich-country protectionism.
Based on all this evidence, the judge found Mr Irving to be an "active Holocaust-denier", an anti-Semite and a "racist who associates with right-wing extremists who promote neo-Nazism .As for Mr Irvineo-Nazism .Asth the inner conviction oforhe true obsessive, he reMrIrvingtirely unrepentant.
A little later Mr Obama, speaking in Des Moines, Iowa, the state that turned him into a front-runner back in January, celebrated the fact that he was "within reach" of locking up the nomination.Mrs Clinton's gigantic victory in Kentucky has steeled her determination to run the race to the very end.
Ready to serve in East Timor or East Africa, fewer DFID recruits will have steeled themselves for a move to East Kilbride.Nine other countries spend more on aid than Britain as a proportion of their GDP.
