One example is Russia, where President Vladimir V. Putin has stated that press freedom is "an unshakable value of Russian democracy".
Back in the 18th century, Adam Smith propounded a very different idea: products had an unshakable value equal to the cost of the labor put into them.
6), by Eduardo Porter: "Back in the 18th century, Adam Smith propounded a very different idea: products had an unshakable value equal to the cost of the labor put into them".
This is the downside, I suppose, of one of the most unshakable American values: our conviction that we should be free to invent ourselves, and reinvent ourselves, at will.
And while Ron Paul has been getting a lot of attention in the online world for his stance on the Iraq war (he's against it) and for other equally Libertarian viewpoints, something many people (especially on the left) haven't noticed is that Paul has unshakable bedrock-values anti-abortion views.
This commitment is grounded in our company's core values and an unshakable belief that everyone deserves full and equal civil rights". .
— Kern County is not exactly the kind of place where you would expect a voter rebellion, what with its conservative rural residents, its live-off-the-land values and its almost unshakable devotion to the Republican Party.
Bruce Springsteen's voice of protest on behalf of America's core values has always been unshakable; it's good to hear him speak up for what he believes is right.
Their values, they contend, are unshakable.
The July 6-16 "Kalachakra for World Peace" aims to "amplify the profound, unshakable commitment of (the Dalai Lama) to values such as love, compassion, wisdom and interfaith harmony," according to publicity materials.
Even toward the end of empire (and beyond it), mainstream opinion in Britain retained an unshakable confidence in the endurance of its values and centrality to world affairs.
