Another unique feature was the sheer sustained determination of a truly remarkable group of relatives of the victims, strengthened by the fact that they were not asking for money.
India's economic foundation, despite the frenetic growth seen in the past decade, is weak and beset by inefficiencies, cronyism, and overregulation; and these problems require a clear vision and sustained determination to solve.
It expressed its full support at the firm and sustained determination of the EU not to recognise this annexation.
"Those bare facts," the decision said, "cannot sustain the determination that Parhat is an enemy combatant".
But he predicted that the ardor on the part of families for Torah and Talmud study in Israel would sustain their determination to send their children despite the bombing.
In holding that the affidavit in fact did not contain sufficient additional information to sustain a determination of probable cause, the Illinois court applied a "two-pronged test," derived from our decision in Spinelli v. United States, 393 U.S. 410 (1969).
Both the "basis of knowledge" prong and the "veracity" prong are treated as entirely separate requirements, which must be independently satisfied in every case in order to sustain a determination of probable cause.
The term "nationalism" is generally used to describe two phenomena: (1) the attitude that the members of a nation have when they care about their national identity, and (2) the actions that the members of a nation take when seeking to achieve (or sustain) self-determination.
The Board of Tax Appeals sustained the determination of the Commissioner; and the court below, upon review, affirmed the order of the Board.
The enactment of this statute was, in itself, within the legitimate sphere of the legislative power of the state, and in the observance of those general rules prescribed by our systems of jurisprudence; and the legislature of the state of New York determined that it did not inflict cruel and unusual punishment, and its courts have sustained that determination.
