"The focus of policymakers on advertising as the core means of funding public service content beyond the BBC has remained unshakeable despite the evidence of the sustained challenges facing the terrestrial broadcasters".
Simply put, the most unshakeable reason the Beatles have remained a force in pop music (and, indeed, in the cultural landscape in general) is the quality, sincerity and consistency of their music.
It wasn't only the jokes and the stories and the roguish malice but the unshakeable core of the man.
Unifying his outspoken conceptual work, which has a powerful political component, is the unshakeable conviction that the autonomy of the individual is non-negotiable.
Others, chiefly Matthew D'Ancona (Sunday Telegraph), think the next general election was effectively handed to Mr Cameron the moment Mr Miliband was declared Labour leader on Saturday.Interestingly, Mr D'Ancona's view, which has been unshakeable since the beginning of the contest, rests as much on personality as ideology.
The theatrical illusion remains an unshakeable reality, the eye remains an implacable engine of desire, but what the eye desires, penetrates, and is possessed by is the soul itself, the profoundest mystery of all.
The first characteristic of a hardcore McGregor fan is the unshakeable belief that the Irishman can knock anyone out, regardless of their skill, weight class or chin.
Now, with a religious hardliner in the presidency, the conservatives' grip on all levels of power seems unshakeable.Thus the prospects look bleak for any sort of breakthrough in the issue that most interests the outside world Iran's apparent attempts to learn the techniques for making nuclear bombs, under the cover of a civilian nuclear-power programme.
The light of the Resurrection leaves no disappointment and no barrier to besiege us but makes us move towards building the unshakeable foundation of the Lord.
