At an afternoon rally in the Cleveland suburb of Elyria, Ohio, before flying to Florida, Mr. Kerry asserted that Mr. Bush's stubborn unwillingness to acknowledge errors of judgment prevented him from fixing them, starting in Iraq.
Walsh and others claim that is a watered-down version of the binding duty on doctors and nurses which patient organisations say is the only sure way of finally ending the NHS's stubborn culture of secrecy around errors which harm or kill patients.
(He doesn't apologize to Al Gore for his previous criticism — or for stealing the 2000 election for that matter. But given how much Bush cherishes his reputation as a stubborn durned cuss, he deserves credit for conceding error at all).
A stubborn lack of self-knowledge condemned him to repeat his errors.
The Spireites, who had to beat MK Dons twice because of an administrative error to reach this stage, showed great spirit to finally break stubborn home resistance and find a way past inspired home keeper Sam Slocombe.
Even allowing for some sampling error, it was clear that much of the collegiate domain represented by CMJ has become a stubborn backwater.
