To successfully negotiate with Tehran, the P5+1 must demonstrate the same type of steadfastness that guardians of the Islamic Republic have shown.
In the same year, the steadfastness of the Christian clergy in face of a plague won for the church further popular support, and Cyprian defeated internal enemies who had set up a rival bishop in Carthage.
On Iraq, Giuliani said that the United States had to stay there until the country was stable and wouldn't serve as a "headquarters for terrorism," a long effort that, he maintained, required the same kind of Reagan-like steadfastness.
At the same time, it belies the steadfastness of a creative impulse that the artist himself once described, referring to his passion for drawing, as really having "no end".
Similarly, a mother remarked on how she valued an oncologist's steadfastness in responding to her husband's questions: ' He kept asking the same question but she [the oncologist] never, ever wavered.
Now, he said, "We have a problem: how will people continue to make a living the same way their fathers and grandfathers did?" Facing such fears, Mr. Hamed takes inspiration from the tree, a symbol of steadfastness.
He went on to say that "the backbone of the NATO alliance gives the coalition a steadfastness which "coalitions of the willing" cannot match.
The only comfort, and there is some, is in the steadfastness of the music.
There's little about the ordinariness of love, the dailiness of love, or the steadfastness of love.
