Due to their mild temperament, skills and great devotion to their owners, Dachshunds is a popular breed in Poland.
It is harder to get batsmen out, and to succeed you have to have temperament and skill".
Given Romney's temperament, his skill set, his background, maybe this was the best he could have done with the materials he was given.
That's one reason why America is a republic rather than a direct democracy: not everyone has the stomach, patience, temperament or skill to spend their lives immersed in intricate policy details.
There are, however, tours of Bangladesh and India on the horizon – the former pending a safety assessment from the team's security director, Reg Dickason – where both his temperament and skill will be tested.
The people get on with their lives, but the film doesn't move in strict chronological order: Kimberly's footage of the storm, like a nightmare, returns again and again, and the general effect is to reveal more of her temperament and skill as she emerges from the hurricane a heroine.
By contrast, the duet from Donald Byrd's "Contested Space," performed by Dance Theater of Harlem's Ashley Murphy and Jehbreal Muhammad Jackson, is just a concoction of showy attitudes masquerading as a struggle for power within love; though the dancers display temperament and skill, the choreography won't allow beauty or style to emerge.
In a lecture delivered in New York in the spring of 1983, Italo Calvino remarked that "most of the books I have written and those I intend to write originate from the thought that it will be impossible for me to write a book of that kind: when I have convinced myself that such a book is completely beyond my capacities of temperament or skill, I sit down and start writing it".
Health – Create a manual to help students assess which organization best matches their temperament, interests, skills and needs.
I highly recommend this option if you have the temperament and skills for it.
