Modes of sustaining oneself for the long haul.
When work placed high physical demands on the body, old age was often synonymous with an inability to sustain oneself.
I know this is not true for everyone, but I feel that cooking is a way of strengthening oneself: not being able to feed oneself to me feels like a state of victimhood; being able to sustain oneself is the skill of the survivor.
She has described cooking as "a way of strengthening oneself", in the sense that "being able to sustain oneself is the skill of the survivor".
For the next round of talks to be a success, argues Mitchell Reiss, a former head of policy planning in the Bush State Department and now at William and Mary College, there needs to be a practical commitment to sustain the dialogue through working groups that could quietly disentangle these issues.Meanwhile, the resumption of talks is a vindication of the six-party framework.
"We can now accelerate our vision for the future and bring forward our plans for sustaining our charity work through business development," Harper says.
At home, she was taking so much anti-nausea medication to keep from vomiting in front of him that she no longer had enough to sustain her through the work day.
If she hasn't got it, he hits her". Drivers and labourers have long relied on methamphetamine tablets – known here as yaba or "crazy drug" – to sustain them through gruelling work sessions.
The remaining laboratories had difficulties in obtaining reagents, keeping staff because of lack of funding, and other operational problems, so they could not sustain the work through the entire surveillance period.
This was followed by another collaboration titled Comment réussir en affaires en se donnant un mal fou (How to succeed in business by almost killing oneself through hard work) which was also published in Pilote (issue 351, 14 July 1966).
What sustains those who work at NSA through all these pressures is the knowledge that their professionalism and dedication play a central role in the defense of our nation.
