"We have a strong and unrelenting belief in our unique and thriving global bottling system," Muhtar Kent, Coke's chief executive, said in a statement.
In the Crossroads Theater's lovely new production, fiercely directed by Eric Ruffin, the play seems as fresh, strong, textured, unrelenting and Chekhovian as it must have been when it opened on Broadway in 1959, with Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee playing Walter Lee and Ruth Younger, a husband and wife living in an apartment on Chicago's South Side with his mother, his sister and their son.
You're super smart, super strong, have unrelenting standards and most of the time the people around you just don't get it.
What I heard from Ms. Rothstein of StandWithUs (which Mr. Ben Ami condemned throughout the conversation) was strong and unrelenting advocacy for the state and people of Israel and repeated assertions that only the designated and legitimate representatives of the Palestinian and Israeli people can determine the solutions, and they must do it together.
What they share, often, is integrity so strong and consciences so unrelenting that they act against their own best interests.
Pakistan, a nuclear state 170-million strong, brimming with ethnic divisions, unrelenting fraud, and vulnerable to the very jihadists it emboldens in its backyard, is enough to make one yearn for the issues of Afghanistan instead.
According to Reuters, these were among the "strongest comments ever" on the unrelenting scandal, and "Vatican sources [even] believed it was the first time the pope had made such a direct appeal".
Muguruza played one of the best matches of the tournament in the fourth round, against Angelique Kerber, showcasing her power, improved second serving, strong volleying, instinct to come to net, and unrelenting focus.
The gig economy can only get stronger: the economic pressures to act speedily and flexibly in the digital age are unrelenting.
