Word: sustaining
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...brief statement issued after he was told of Cornell's action, Singer said that "I followed the dictates of my conscience and did what I felt should be done in honor and principle. I am hopeful that the courts will sustain...
Inclusion of a solo cantata in Sunday's program provided excellent contrast to the choral sound. Above all, Rameau's Le Berger Fidele requires style to sustain the text's nonsense. Fortunately the soloist was Jean Lunn, whose lovely voice is not yet tired from a heavy concert schedule. Her phrasing, diction, and impeccable vocal ornamentation placed the cantata's fluffiness in a proper musical perspective...
...difficult to conform to an illiberal state organization, but at the same time, we have an obligation to the national Democratic Party to sustain its tradition of classless liberalism that has attracted independent voters as well as Democrats," Willman said...
...have a plan, but he had some thoughts: "Perhaps we should give more attention to the cost of what [the farmer] has to buy. Perhaps there is too much foothill land in grain . . . Perhaps the proposals to allow prices to find their level and provide direct payments to sustain guaranteed income . . . should be re-examined...
Chadwick had argued that the U.S. must sustain "the responsible people" of Western Europe "so that they, in turn, may carry with us this tremendous burden of democratic civilization which, without the integrity of that kind of people . . . is bound to fail." Said he: "It is the only plan that is offered short of a shooting war. I figure it has about a 50-50 chance to succeed, but that sounds like a sound speculation to me when the safety and security, even the very lives, of the people of the world are at stake." When Chadwick finished his speech...