Negotiations will succeed, he said, "because both Iran and the US need it".
If Rupert Murdoch, Nigel Farage and a flip-flopping David Cameron succeed in that ambition, it will lead to the break-up of the UK with the remnants dependent on the US and our lives ruled by global corporations.
Another Republican will almost certainly succeed her, albeit a more moderate one who will be harder to defeat.
Cesare Prandelli has stated the belief that his team will need athletes, more than technically gifted ball-players, to succeed in hot and humid conditions in Brazil.
Old thinking about spheres of influence, trampling international law, must not succeed".
Our government might succeed in fooling us into believing that efficiency savings are not health cuts.
In order to get ahead, you have to take risks and if 70% of your gambles succeed, it's worth it.
Ofcom's decision, coming a day after the regulator admitted for the first time that it was "very unlikely" that all the local TV stations would succeed, casts further uncertainty over the future of loss-making London Live.
Even as Idol prepares to say farewell, its enduring effect on the pop culture landscape – and specifically in country music – will be felt for as long as its alumni continue to succeed.
Mulligan's conviction that she could succeed as a performer resulted in an introduction to a casting director through Fellowes and then – to her family's surprise – a small but visible part in the 2005 adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, playing the "silly" fourth Bennet sister, Kitty.
In an interview with Guardian Sustainable Business, Branson says he hopes the B Team will succeed where others have failed by harnessing the energy of a small group of respected leaders who have access to heads of state and other key opinion formers.
