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"His will to win, you can't measure it," Vigneault said.
"His will to win has always been what sets him apart."
Both involve intelligence agents, Russia's will to win and the same cyberespionage team.
As a player, Robinson insisted that teammates match his own will to win.
He played with a toughness, and he played with a great will to win.
So it's all about that next-up mentality and having a will to win.
"I have definitely always had that will to win," Williams said after defeating Barty.
The thing with all those algorithms, they can't calculate heart, will to win, toughness, desire.
"The president has left no doubt in terms of our will to win," he said.
Brooklyn, New York (CNN)Behind Andre Rozier's bright smile is an iron will to win.
Smart policy and a will to win the White House drives Democrats to the polls.
But in the fourth round, within all that lactic acid, McGregor found the will to win.
He is the author of the new book Why We Fight: Recovering America's Will to Win.
"The tears were of joy, of overcoming difficulties, of commitment and will to win," he wrote.
Our team's gutsy will to win instilled inspiration and empowered possibilities for everyone who watched us play.
Oscar season is here, and rumors are already swirling about which movies will to win big this year.
"I love our will to win and how we played down the stretch," Kentucky Coach John Calipari said.
"He's got unbelievable will to win, and that's what makes him so special," Timberwolves coach Tom Thibodeau said of Butler.
Trump's personal views have no bearing on his polices because he's utterly cynical, driven only by a will to win.
He worked them in practice day after day, conditioning their bodies and their minds, giving them the will to win.
But the Warriors, even absent Kevin Durant, are not the Nuggets, and their will to win seems as strong as ever.
With a strong will to win, Suarez is the player Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez will look to when his side needs inspiration.
Here with reaction, author of "Why We Fight: Recovering America&aposs Will to Win" Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Fox News contributor, Sara Carter.
But McGregor will have to do what he did in the fourth round against Diaz: summon the will to win, over and over.
But it hardly affects the scout's job at all, since scouts are looking at intangibles like discipline, athleticism, and the will to win.
But at the time, driven by a will to win and a hardheaded racing tradition of never showing vulnerability, I concealed my suffering.
Those same "winning time" shots are now more commonly derided as selfish "hero ball" than lauded as evidence of character and will to win.
The Blazers have shown their toughness in the playoffs, our basketball reporter writes, but the Warriors's will to win seems as strong as ever.
Maybe it was a war that we should have probably never gotten involved in as deeply as we did without the will to win it.
What's odd is he's still waving the flag for Will to win one of those trophies, and he's got a take on all the Oscar protests.
Like the 2018 Leafs, the 1993 team cranked up the emotion and will to win in Game 3, charging back to beat the Red Wings, 236-235.
Probably not as much as she talks about her body, but Trinity is a triple threat — she's got the look, the talent and the will to win.
His improved ball-striking this season, his reliable short game and his will to win should serve him well at a course that plays to his strengths.
He said he had not read the post as implying that he lacks the will to win, as was written in the Bleacher Report story Jackson mentioned.
The gathering sent a clear message to our digital enemies: We have the will to win and the drive to do what it takes to defend our networks.
In the op-ed, having an "ambidextrous brain", the capability to argue and having the "will to win" were a number of qualities, that the WPP chief suggested.
"Your spectacular achievements on the golf course, your triumph over physical adversity and your relentless will to win, win, win — these qualities embody the American spirit," the president said.
Mariel Hemingway is Chris Cahill, a track-and-field star with the will to win and the pressures of being the protagonist in a Tasteful Early 1980s Lesbian Drama.
" But after Tuesday's loss, he was more negative, questioning the team's will to win: "Those are hungry athletes on the other side we didn't match from an intensity standpoint.
"In that series Westbrook was playing so hard that it almost seemed reckless, but he was also the embodiment of his will to win, and it captured me," she said.
The tension between the two rose to another level on Tuesday after a Twitter post by Jackson was interpreted as a critique of Anthony's playing style and will to win.
The Obamas, the Clintons, Biden, Gore and Kerry should join the fight in full force — now — alongside others with a will to win the indescribably important midterm elections in 2018.
We responded in dramatic fashion thanks to strong leadership and a will to win and proved the United States capable of engaging boldly and effectively on multiple fronts throughout the world.
There is no way to know whether he was right, and certainly North Vietnam would have been a formidable foe under any circumstances, with greater will to win than the United States.
While the Russian attack aims to corrupt the 85033 midterm elections, the Feds and many states lag far behind in planning, focus, tenacity, organization, execution and a will to win against the Russian onslaught.
Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer joins us, the author of "Why We Fight: Recovering America&aposs Will to Win", Sebastian Gorka, and senior fellow with the London Center for Policy Research, Monica Crowley.
The contradictory nature of the season led fans to rush to one of two camps: Some felt Tebow was overrated and lucky, while others saw him as an almost mystical embodiment of the will to win.
As for the horses, horse racing devotees know well that the breeding of racehorses for brilliant speed on fragile legs, great heart and the will to win at any cost is a Devil's bargain in itself.
Wolff said the will to win was as strong as ever, and referred to a comment made by the New Zealand coach ahead of the All Blacks' Rugby World Cup semi-final defeat to England in Japan.
By the time the above statement is made to Stephen, he's veered far away from mere determination and ended up near monomania, and his will to win has become enmeshed in bitter jealousy, calculated malice and philosophical scrutiny.
Joining us now with reaction is the author of the upcoming book "Why We Fight: Recovering America&aposs Will to Win", Fox News national security strategist, Sebastian Gorka, former Democratic Congressman Dennis Kucinich, and Fox News contributor, Ari Fleischer.
On these matters and others, every Democratic candidate stands united with a fierce will to win and a fierce desire to avoid the great dangers and generational disasters that will follow a victory by Trump and his GOP allies.
Having watched the match today, I felt he tried and he played five sets and four and a half hours, but I didn't see the intensity, didn't see the absolute will to win, didn't see him mentally going crazy.
KALININGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - Switzerland's never-say-die attitude and will to win was the key to turning around a match in which they had been pummelled by Serbia for much of the first half, Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic said on Friday.
The will to win this fight — even define its terms — has been weak on the consumer side, but incursions in the 2016 election have shown us the real goal of some of these hackers: to disrupt our society and create discord.
" But although the name is sometimes translated this way, the much more common translation is "the all-powerful warrior who, because of his endurance and inflexible will to win, shall go from conquest to conquest, leaving fire in his wake.
Had he seen the latest salvo from Phil Jackson — a Twitter post on Tuesday that endorsed an article asserting that Anthony did not have sufficient will to win and that, like a spot on a leopard, he could not be changed?
I've been living for the past few years in a limbo between journalist and entrepreneur, trying to build startups the way I saw them being built onstage at Disrupt and discovering that my skill and will to win are no match against the world.
President Trump presented golfing great Tiger Woods with the Presidential Medal of Freedom at a White House ceremony in Washington, D.C. Monday Details: Trump praised Woods for his "relentless will to win," as he awarded the 43-year-old the highest U.S. civilian honour.
In fact, if you were writing up the pre-fight graphics for the UFC's broadcasts you might go so far as to call them both "Strong Kickers" and then phone in the other two bullet points with an irrelevant statistic and maybe "Will to Win".
The previous day, Jackson had posted a message on Twitter that seemed to endorse a Bleacher Report story painting Anthony as a star who did not have a sufficient will to win and who was more interested in building his brand and his own statistics.
Democrats, Washington and too much of the country, he argues, have drifted from the sense of shared purpose that lifted America out of the Depression, created the will to win World War II and fostered the rise of a more egalitarian, if still inequitable, society.
Thomas Davis is fighting to play in the big game despite a broken arm and he's going to give it his all, thanks to the will to win, a plethora of drugs, and some crazy pseudo-science, like injecting the yogurt Cam endorses into his bloodstream.
He cited the golfer's "relentless will to win, win, win," in a speech that traced in detail Mr. Woods's career from his being named the PGA Tour's rookie of the year in 1996 to his against-the-odds comeback with last month's win at the Masters.
He yanked big boards left and right, yelled at people, and did all that while seeming to juice the whole squad with a, uh, indomitable will to win that he has never really shown before in the previous near-decade spent floating from team to team in the NBA.
"I feel great, obviously coming to this park and get the sweep, this team continues to show up every single day with a great will to win and we take the aggressive approach and have done a lot of damage," said Houston manager A.J. Hinch, whose team is 22015 games over .
Against all the odds, that investment has paid off, producing a peerless generation of footballers, Vikings in cleats, whose collective team play, unshakeable confidence, and will to win, made Iceland the smallest ever nation to qualify for a major tournament at Euro 2016, and pound for pound, the sport's greatest micropower.
"The truth is, with a great coach, an outstanding quarterback, an entire team filled with heart and skill and hope and courage and passion and strength and unbreakable will to win ... this LSU team (will go on to) be remembered as one of the greatest in college football history," he added.
" Mulloy also recalled in the memoir, drawn in part on his first autobiography, "The Will to Win" (1960), how President Bill Clinton, peering through a fence, watched him play at a national senior event in Arlington, Va. Mulloy left the court in midmatch, he wrote, "to greet the president, who was standing with his Secret Service and golfing entourage.
I live it every day, in a nation where opportunity abounds for those with the guts and tenacity to pursue it, where our leaders are chosen by votes, not guns, and you're free to pursue your dream, no matter where it may lead No other nation in the world can rival our diverse population, our monolithic beauty, our will to win.
He is held in high esteem by many cyclists for his character and will to win.
Herjavec is the author of three books. His first two books were Driven: How to Succeed in Business and Life (2010) and The Will to Win: Leading, Competing, Succeeding (2013). Driven is organized by the work and life principles that made Herjavec both wealthy and successful, while The Will to Win delivers life lessons that promise to guide readers to greater happiness and success. "The Will to Win" is also the name of public presentations that Herjavec has given, which feature his advice to businesspeople, based on his life experiences.
Above all, he must have a will to win.” “In any running event, you are absolutely alone. Nobody can help you.
Herbert has authored two books, The Minder Brain (World Scientific Publishing Co., 2007) and Testosterone: Sex, Power and the Will to Win (Oxford University Press, 2015).
Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will To Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 34–35. Chrétien in an interview called his education "unnatural" as he recalled an extremely strict regime where the priests beat anyone bloody who dared to question their authority while teaching via rote learning.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will To Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 56. One of Chrétien's classmates recalled "We didn't have the right to have feelings or express them".
Berton Braley ca 1923 Berton Braley (29 January 1882 - 23 January 1966) was an American poet. His best-known poem is "The Will to Win," written in a motivational tone.
Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 199 To counteract such criticism, Chrétien adopted an Inuit boy from a local orphanage during a 1970 visit to the Northwest Territories.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 202 As indian affairs minister, Chrétien fell in love with the far north of Canada, whose beauty moved him, and he vacationed in the north every summer during his time while holding the Indian Affairs portfolio.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 211 During the October Crisis of 1970, Chrétien told Trudeau to "act now, explain later", when Trudeau was hesitant to invoke the War Measures Act. 85% of Canadians agreed with the move.
Books that have been written about Jay Trump include Peter Winant's Jay Trump: A Steeplechasing Saga, and Jane Mcllvaine's The Will to Win: The True Story of Tommy Smith and Jay Trump.
Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 238–239 The 1970s were a time of rapid inflation, and Chrétien often clashed with public sector unions who demanded wage increases.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 240 At a time when deficits were rising and the Trudeau government was widely seen as drifting, Chrétien's "tough guy" image won him widespread attention with many in the media presenting him one of the few people in the Trudeau cabinet willing to make tough decisions.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 242 As industry minister, Chrétien was in charge of the Trudeau government's efforts to "diversify" the economy by trading more with Asia and Europe and less with the United States.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 246 Chrétien often complained the high Canadian dollar hindered his efforts to "diversify" trade and he became known for his belief in the value of a low dollar.
He says "Adrian was a brilliant man. He was probably the greatest coach I ever played under, or the greatest coach I've ever seen". He continued "Adrian installed a will to win with us that was unbelievable".
As a young man, Chrétien was well known for his love of violence, and as someone who relished his reputation as a local tough guy who was most happy when punching out his fellow students.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 50–52 One of Chrétien's classmates recalled that he was much feared on account of his "atrocious temper".Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 23. Chrétien attended Séminaire Saint-Joseph de Trois- Rivières and studied law at Université Laval.
Schmidt suggested to Trudeau that he respond to criticism of the deficits he had been running by bringing in some big cuts to spending, an idea that Trudeau took up.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 262. In 1978 Trudeau announced in a press statement $2 billion in cuts without bothering to inform Chrétien beforehand about what he had decided to do, leaving his finance minister looking clueless in the resulting press interview.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 265–266.
During the leadership race in the spring of 1984, Chrétien ran as the defender of the Trudeau era and promised to continue all of Trudeau's policies, unlike Turner, who promised a break with Trudeau.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 331–332. During the leadership race, Chrétien presented himself as a folksy leftish populist and mocked Turner as a right-wing Bay Street snob who was out of touch with ordinary people.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 332.
Maybe not a natural athlete, but a hard-working athlete with the will to win. I wouldn’t say I was a bad athlete. I was pretty good, but I don’t think I was, like, great at all sports.
"And she's getting better. "I've been around a lot of good fillies, but there's something good and unique about this filly," said Asmussen. "Her personality and demeanor. Her ability to take care of herself and her will to win.
Shaw 2005, 63. In 1972, in accordance with his own decree of a year earlier, Mobutu renamed himself Mobutu Sese Seko Nkuku Ngbendu Wa Za Banga (meaning "The all-powerful warrior who, because of his endurance and inflexible will to win, goes from conquest to conquest, leaving fire in his wake."),Zaire: Continuity and Political Change in an Oppressive State, Winsome J. Leslie, Westview Press, 1993, page 60Other translations of his name include "the all-powerful warrior who, because of his endurance and inflexible will to win, will go from conquest to conquest leaving fire in his wake," "the earthy, the peppery, all-powerful warrior who, by his endurance and will to win, goes from contest to contest leaving fire in his wake" and "the man who flies from victory to victory and leaves nothing behind him" and "the all-powerful warrior who goes from conquest to conquest, leaving fire in his wake". (Wrong, p.
"Losing for a living takes its toll in Tyrone Keys". St. Petersburg Times. 27 October 1986 Young later criticized the team's will to win, saying that "if they could hide for four quarters and just go home, they would be happy".Cooney, Frank.
She's a very, very, very tough filly. She won't mind stepping up in trip. It's that will to win that makes [horses sired by Galileo] so tough, they're never beaten. When anything comes to challenge, they put their heads down and fight to the end.
Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 262–266. During his time at Finance, Trudeau completely excluded Chrétien from any role in making financial policy, instead expecting Chrétien to simply carry out the policies that he and his advisors at the PMO had decided beforehand without consulting Chrétien at all. Trudeau was extremely close to the West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, and during the 1978 G7 summit in Bonn, Trudeau had extensive discussions with his friend Schmidt about how best to win re- election in 1979.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 264.
383 In Chamberlain's opinion, if only Germany were to wage the war more ruthlessly and brutally, then the war would be won.Field (1981), pp. 383–84 Chamberlain loathed Bethmann-Hollweg whom he saw as an inept leader who simply did not have the will to win.
Bignall played for North Shore in 1945, then the Corrimal Rangers from 1950 to 1953 and for South Coast United in 1960 and 1961. All clubs were part of the NSW Division 1. He was a small stature man that had lightning speed and tenacious will to win.
Chrétien's battles with Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed over the NEP helped to confirm his disdain for provincial politicians whom he saw as petty people only interested in their own provinces at the expense of the nation.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 318.
According to the late James Michener's Sports in America, Lombardi claimed to have been misquoted. What he intended to say was "Winning isn't everything. The will to win is the only thing."Michener, James A. However, Lombardi is on record repeating the original version of the quotation on several occasions.
Blundell's helmet is yellow with three red stripes and two yellow gaps in the middle, a blue stripe in the entire chin area and a blue circle on the top with his golden initials on it. The rear of his helmet bears the motto "The Will To Win" – a quote from his grandfather.
Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 124–125 Chrétien won the election by portraying the Social Credit MP Gérard Lamy as a "buffoon" who made French- Canadians look stupid.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 131 Early in his career, Chrétien was described by Dalton Camp as looking like "the driver of the getaway car," a condescending assessment which stuck with him, and which was often cited by journalists and others throughout his career, and usually considering his eventual success. Shortly before the 1965 election, he very briefly served as parliamentary secretary to Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson in 1965, but the two fell out when Chrétien advised him against seeking an election in 1965, predicting (correctly) that Pearson would not win the majority he was seeking.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 163 When Pearson recruited his "Three Wise Men" consisting of Jean Marchand, Gérard Pelletier and Pierre Trudeau into the cabinet, Chrétien was offended at the way he was by-passed, telling Pearson he deserved to be promoted to the cabinet.
By 1948, a large-scale North Korea-backed insurgency had broken out in the southern half of the peninsula. This was exacerbated by the ongoing undeclared border war between the Koreas, which saw division level engagements and thousands of deaths on both sides.Gibby, Bryan (2012). Will to Win: American Military Advisors in Korea, 1946–1953.
The event was covered in NME and a cassette souvenir 'Rendez-Vous Au Paradis' was announced but did not appear. Another incarnation of the band, consisting of Hooper, Petrol, Musham, Hoser, Sparkes and Laurenson, recorded one final single, "A Will To Win" on Red Flame Records. Keyboard player Andy Hooper died on 31 August 2012.
General Federation of Trade Unions, "The Will To Win: Biennial General Council Meeting 2013", p.5 Fenwick announced her retirement in 1978.Carlo Morelli, The Decline of Jute: Managing Industrial Change, p.58 Her post was not filled, as the union merged into the National Union of Dyers, Bleachers and Textile Workers the following May.
Because Russell was surrounded by an embarrassment of Hall of Fame talent throughout his career, he admittedly paced himself at the offensive end. Rather, he was considered the consummate defensive center, noted for his defensive intensity, basketball IQ and will to win. Russell excelled at playing man-to-man defense, blocking shots and grabbing defensive rebounds.
Her parents divorced when she was nine.Bandler, Michael J. "The Will to Win; Elisabeth Shue and her brother Andrew had a dream to honor their brother's memory with a film about family and soccer. They didn't trust Hollywood to get it right, so they financed and filmed it here at home.", New Jersey Monthly, December 20, 2007.
One of Trudeau's aides, Barry Strayer, later said about Chrétien's role in the constitutional battle: "He was able to contemplate compromises that Trudeau would not have been able to. Everybody saw him as a honest broker. Without him you could argue it would not have happened".Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 306.
"The possibilities in racing tactics are almost unlimited, as in a game of chess,; for every move there is a counter, for every attack there is a defence… The runner's greatest asset, apart from essential fitness of body, is a cool and calculating brain allied to confidence and courage. Above all, he must have a will to win".
By early April, most NBA draft analysts thought he would be selected in the second round, but Larry Butler, his former AAU coach with the Illinois Warriors, thought he might go late in the first round. > He's shown his toughness, his will to win. He brings all those little > intangibles to the table that the elite players do.
Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will To Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 44. The local parish priest, Father Auger, a supporter of the Union Nationale who hated all Liberals as "ungodly," spread malicious rumours about the Liberal Chrétien family, saying he would never let a teenage girl go on a date unchaperoned with any of the Chrétien boys, which caused the young Jean Chrétien to have troubled relations with the Catholic church.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will To Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 89. During the Second World War, the Canadian nationalist Wellie Chrétien had attracted much public disapproval by being a staunch supporter of the war effort, and especially by being one of the few French-Canadians in Shawinigan willing to publicly support sending the conscripts (known as "Zombies") to fight overseas.
In 1982, Chrétien was appointed minister of energy, mines and resources. As energy minister, Chrétien was in charge of enforcing the National Energy Program (NEP), a role that helped to make him a hated figure in Alberta.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 314–315 Chrétien himself was doubtful about the value of the NEP, saying at the time of his appointment as energy minister that "We've got to back off on the NEP without destroying our credibility" but upon learning that Trudeau and his right-hand man, Finance Minister Marc Lalonde, were in favor of continuing the NEP, Chrétien decided to fall in line rather than risk his chances of one day winning the Liberal leadership.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 314–316.
Marks The brand style for the Games is a blue-red star with a head of a leopard on it. The colour red symbolizes "sport passion and will to win" and blue "infinite opportunities and devotion to reach the goal". The colours of the star and the leopard forms the Russian flag. Also, ice patterns and mountains occur on the brand.
His start was a gig entitled "The Will to Win" at the Spark Center, a tiny cafe attached to an Italian restaurant in New York. He was also inspired by a visit to Nairobi and the Ruiru Rehabilitation Center. His music is a mix of house, hip hop and African rhythms. He released his first EP Ngoma (meaning music in Swahili language).
He wrote a controversial biography of Quebec sovereigntist leader Lucien Bouchard which was followed by his books on the life and career of Canadian prime minister Jean Chrétien, in two volumes titled "Will to Win" and "Iron Man". Harperland: The Politics of Control, a book about the first four years of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's governance was released in October 2010.
Wotton rejoined Plymouth Argyle later that day, three and a half years after being released when the club were in the Championship. He signed an 18-month contract. "Paul has got a lot of experience, has a good knowledge of the game, he's determined and has a real will to win. We are pleased to have him on board," said manager Carl Fletcher.
Gunsynd was a favourite with the crowds due to his grey coat and his tremendous will to win, and was one of the best grey horses in the history of Australian racing. When comparing Gunsynd's racing record and prize money to the prize money increases by 2019, if he had raced today his prize money would be over $10.9 million.
In the 1972 election, Chrétien, who was frightened by a near-defeat in 1968, had a friend Antonio Genest win the Progressive Conservative (PC) nomination, and then run a deliberately inept campaign in order to ensure his re-election.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 228–230. Robert Bourassa, the Liberal premier of Quebec, was a nationalist who frequently pressed for more devolution of federal powers to his province, making him Trudeau's bête noire, with the two men openly feuding.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 224 In 1971, when the Bourassa government began the James Bay Project to develop hydro-electric dams on rivers flowing into James Bay, which was opposed by the local Cree bands who claimed the land slated for development, Chrétien intervened on the side of the Cree.
Hansson started his career at Söderhamns FF and was transferred to Halmstads BK in 1998. He made his Allsvenskan debut on 4 October 1998 against AIK. Petter Hansson became a popular player at Halmstads BK, mainly because his fighting spirit and a strong will to win a match. Hansson played as a defensive midfielder and as a central defender and became a key player for the club.
Manny Pacquiao vs. Marco Antonio Barrera II, billed as Will to Win, was a junior-lightweight boxing match. The bout took place on October 6, 2007 at the Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States and was distributed by HBO PPV. The fight was announced after Top Rank and Golden Boy Promotions settled their lawsuit over the promotional rights for Pacquiao fights on June 29, 2007.
"[John] Egan was the Providence College Friars' first "name" recruit, the player who arrived with the most acclaim. And he delivered as a sophomore [in 1959], averaging a team-high 20.9 points en route to propelling the Friars to a fourth-place finish in the then- prestigious National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden."Hurley, Bob (2013). Chasing Perfect: The Will to Win in Basketball and Life.
DiCasmirro left home as a teenager to play Midget AAA hockey in Marquette, Michigan and later played for St. Cloud State University.Marty Sundvall, "Fortitude of a Leader: St. Cloud's DiCasmirro Has a Steely Resolve, and a Will to Win," USCHO.com, Jan. 17, 2002. He was signed as a free agent in 2002 by the Edmonton Oilers and was sent to play in the minor leagues.
"[John] Egan was the Providence College Friars' first "name" recruit, the player who arrived with the most acclaim. And he delivered as a sophomore [in 1959], averaging a team-high 20.9 points en route to propelling the Friars to a fourth-place finish in the then-prestigious National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden."Hurley, Bob (2013). Chasing Perfect: The Will to Win in Basketball and Life.
Despite the thuggish image that he cultivated at Séminaire Saint-Joseph, Chrétien's grades were high, with an education that focused mostly on Catholic theology, the classics, philosophy, and French, though Chrétien resisted the efforts of the priests to have him speak Parisian French.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 66–67 When Chrétien graduated from Séminaire Saint-Joseph, Duplessis came to address the class and upon meeting Chrétien asked him if his grandfather was François Chrétien, who once served as mayor of St-Étiene-des-Grès and his father was Wellie Chrétien, and upon receiving affirmative answers to both questions, said with disgust: "Then you're a damn rouge".Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 58 Chrétien's grades were sufficiently good to allow him to attend Laval, the training ground of the French-Canadian elite.
Tindyebwa's novel Recipe for Disaster (1994), published by Fountain Publishers, is used as a reader in secondary schools in Uganda. It is part of the Fountain youth series. She has written three children stories: A Day to Remember (2008), A Will to Win (2008) and Maggie’s Friends (2008). They are all published by Macmillan Publishers. Her short story "Looking for my Mother" is published in a FEMRITE anthology, A Woman’s Voice.
Now working in the private sector again, Chrétien sat on the boards of several corporations, including the Power Corporation of Canada subsidiary Consolidated Bathurst, the Toronto-Dominion Bank, and the Brick Warehouse Corporation. Chrétien professed to be retired from politics, but he told reporters within days of his retirement, "I will always be a politician. I love politics."Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 358.
Carlo W. D'Este, "The Will to Win: The Life of General James A. Van Fleet," The Journal of Military History 66, no. 2 (2002): 618. Van Fleet was successful in facilitating a fund drive aimed at humanitarian efforts for the Korean people in need of aid. This success led to other aspirations in using his relationships and position to further cooperation between the United States and the people of Korea.
Hydrangea tracked the leaders, took the lead in the straight and fought off a challenge from Bateel before drawing away to win by two lengths. O'Brien commented "She's by Galileo and they will not stop, their will to win is incredible. She pulled out more and it was Ryan's idea to run her as he thought there was a chance she’d get the trip. We weren’t sure, but she did".
At the 4th G7 summit in 1978, the two discussed strategies for the upcoming Canadian federal election, and Schmidt gave him advice on economic policy.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 262. In 2011, Schmidt made a pilgrimage to the Trudeau family vault in St-Rémi-de-Napierville Cemetery, accompanied by Jean Chrétien and Tom Axworthy."Chrétien and former German leader visit Trudeau's tomb".
We read all sorts of things; > Chrétien doesn't. Chrétien's reading is limited. He has an instinctive > approach, and faced with a problem, he's always comes out with sensible > answers, and that's why I say he never has to eat his words.Newman, Peter C. > The Secret Mulroney Tapes Toronto: Vintage Canada, 2006 page 355. In 1967, Chrétien visited western Canada for the first time, which he was curious to see.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 177. In Vancouver he declared in a speech about the demands for more powers for Quebec being made by Union Nationale Premier Daniel Johnson that "those who are in favour of a special status [for Quebec] are often separatists who don't want to admit they are separatists", which caused an uproar in Quebec, with Johnson saying he just wanted more powers for Quebec, not independence.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 177–178.
Wendell Vaughn was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. He graduated from S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy. Although considered highly capable by his superiors, they nonetheless deem him unfit for field work, sensing that Vaughn lacked the necessary "killer instinct"—the will to win at all costs.Quasar #1 (1989) His first assignment is security detail for a research facility where a team of scientists were performing experiments on the Quantum Bands taken from the deceased Crusader.
Chrétien was thought to be a dark horse until the end but lost on the second ballot to Turner at the leadership convention that June. Iona Campagnolo ominously introduced Chrétien as "Second on the ballot, but first in our hearts." Chrétien believed that he would win the 1984 leadership race until that Turner won and then took his defeat very badly.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 336–339.
When Chrétien finally lost to Turner, the former saw himself as the victim of a monstrous injustice who had lost only by backroom machinations to cheat him out of what he saw as being rightfully his. Chrétien proved to be incapable of forgiving Turner for defeating him.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 339–340. Turner appointed Chrétien deputy prime minister and secretary of state for external affairs.
At the 1978 G7 summit, he discussed strategies for the upcoming election with West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, who advised him to announce several spending cuts to quell criticism of the large deficits his government was running.Martin, Lawrence. Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 262–264. After a series of defeats in by-elections in 1978, Trudeau waited as long as he could to call a statutory general election in 1979.
John C. Frémont, who viewed in Grant an "iron will" to win, appointed Grant to commander of the District of Cairo. Grant became famous around the nation after capturing Fort Donelson in February 1862 and was promoted to Major General by President Abraham Lincoln. After a series of decisive yet costly battles and victories at Shiloh, Vicksburg, and Chattanooga, Grant was promoted to Lieutenant General by President Lincoln in 1864 and given charge of all the Union Armies.
When the French President Charles de Gaulle in a speech during his visit to Montreal said "Vive le Québec libre!" ("Long Live A Free Quebec!") and compared English-Canadians to the Nazis, Chrétien in a cabinet meeting demanded that Pearson have de Gaulle formally declared persona non grata and expelled, instead of politely asking him to leave Canada, which was the course that Pearson followed.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 179. He was selected for appointment as minister of national revenue in January 1968 by Pearson, making him a junior minister in the cabinet. During the 1968 Liberal leadership race, Chrétien fought hard on behalf of his mentor Sharp, who aspired to lead the Liberal Party.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 184–185 Only at the last moment when it became clear that Sharp had no hope of winning the Liberal leadership just before the convention and after Sharp withdrew from the race, did Chrétien follow Sharp in swinging his support behind the man who eventually won the race, Pierre Trudeau.
Knight was well known for the extreme preparation he put into each game and practice. He was often quoted as saying, "Most people have the will to win, few have the will to prepare to win." Often during practice, Knight would instruct his players to a certain spot on the floor and give them options of what to do based on how the defense might react. In contrast to set plays, Knight's offense was designed to react according to the defense.
Another right to the chin put Bellanger down momentarily in the second. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, wrote, "a fighting heart, a will to win and two strong arms that keep whirling like a windmill...have combined to enlist the hearts of American fighting fans to his side." The New York crowd gave him an enormous hand at the end of the bout.Heckelmann, Charles, "New York Ring Fans Adopt Seelig As Their Own", The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brooklyn, New York, pg.
Langlands had an unhappy childhood brought up by an alcoholic father. On-field he could be hot-headed and petulant in his early career, though he matured into a fine leader. Fundamentally taciturn and introspective he was not given to pre- or post-match speeches as captain but demonstrated an uncompromising leadership style via his will-to-win and a preparedness to be mean and ruthless if required. He was a graceful, balanced runner of the ball, long-striding and fast.
Boyd divided warfare into three distinct elements: ;Morale Warfare: the destruction of the enemy's will to win, disruption of alliances (or potential allies) and induction of internal fragmentation. Ideally resulting in the "dissolution of the moral bonds that permit an organic whole [organization] to exist." (i.e., breaking down the mutual trust and common outlook mentioned in the paragraph above.) ;Mental Warfare: the distortion of the enemy's perception of reality through disinformation, ambiguous posturing, and/or severing of the communication/information infrastructure.
She was recognized during the LPGA's 50th Anniversary in 2000 as one of the LPGA's top-50 players and teachers. She was a non-voting member of the LPGA Tour Player Executive Committee in 1999, 2004, and 2008. Mallon announced her retirement from professional golf on July 7, 2010, shortly before the start of the 2010 U.S. Women's Open.Golfweek.com, As will to win fades, Mallon, 47, retires 2010-07-07 She was inducted into the Palm Beach County Hall of Fame in 2011.
Reginald Hargreaves Harris OBE (1 March 1920 – 22 June 1992) was a British track racing cyclist in the 1940s and 1950s. He won the world amateur sprint title in 1947, two Olympic silver medals in 1948, and the professional title in 1949, 1950, 1951 and 1954. His ferocious will to win made him a household name in the 1950s, but he also surprised many with a comeback more than 20 years later, winning a British title in 1974 at the age of 54.
Rondinelli started his career playing for Flamengo, where he played 394 matches and scored 14 goals from 1974 to 1981, winning during that time period the Campeonato Carioca in 1974, 1978, and the two 1979 championships, and the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A in 1980. In 1978, he won the Placar's Campeonato Brasileiro Série A Bola de Prata award. While playing for Flamengo, he was nicknamed Deus da Raça ("God of Determination") by the club's supporters, due to his will to win.
The coach wasn't so impressed with Tomic's basketball skills or physical attributes, but liked the young boy's passion, cleverness, and will to win. So he offered him a spot on the team's roster. But for the transfer to be completed, Tomić had to take Greek citizenship, since only one non-Greek player was allowed at that time (that player was Žarko Paspalj). At the time, giving Balkan players Greek citizenship was a common practice for Greek teams, and a lot of players did the same.
Founded in 1976, the Driver's Independent Race Tracks (DIRT) was acquired by Boundless Racing in June 2004 which had purchased the World of Outlaws in February of that year. In November 2004, Boundless Racing changed its name to DIRT Motorsports. In December of the same year, DIRT Motorsports bought Midwestern sanctioning body UMP.DIRT (DIRT Motorsports) The former DIRT big-block (and small block) modified series has seen many changes in their car designs since the 1970s, but the competition and will to win has remained the same.
Chrétien's father made him read the dictionary as a young boy. Chrétien's older brother Maurice won a scholarship at the insurance company he was working for, which allowed him to attend medical school, and with the profits from his medical practice to allow his younger siblings to attend the classical colleges.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will To Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 28–29. Wellie Chrétien was a staunch Liberal who once got to shake hands as a young man with his hero, Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
" He also revealed that the horse had been buried at Jackdaws Castle. Speaking several weeks after the race, McCoy said that "Synchronised is a horse that I won't ever forget... it is one of those terrible things that you wish will never happen." When he retired in 2015, McCoy described Synchronised as his favourite racehorse saying that "he probably wasn't the greatest horse I'd ridden but he had the greatest will to win." Remembering the horse's death, he said "I cried for days afterwards.
Juma Ikangaa (born 19 July 1957 in Dodoma) is a marathon runner from Tanzania, who won the 1989 New York City Marathon in a course-record time of 2:08:01. Ikangaa was also a sentimental favorite in Boston Marathon after finishing second three years in a row at the Boston Marathon from 1988-1990. A great trainer, Ikangaa said "The will to win means nothing without the will to prepare."Michael Sandrock, "Juma Ikangaa," in Running With the Legends, 403-420 (Human Kinetics 1996).
The Racecourse Test means that the most important selection criteria for breeding the Thoroughbred is the ability displayed on the racetrack. The Racecourse Test measures a horse's ability to win, which requires a certain combination of speed and stamina depending on the race in question. Racing also tests the horse's strength, soundness and will to win, all of which are heritable to some degree. The ultimate goal is to win elite races, especially The Derby in England or the Kentucky Derby in the United States, and the breed has evolved accordingly.
Among the players to join Orr was Wayne Gretzky, and the event marked the only time the two NHL superstars played in the same game. Heindl's outlook improved, and he became an administrative assistant with the Canadian Paraplegic Association. He encouraged his friends and associates to help raise money for spinal cord research, the result of which became an annual golf tournament in Winnipeg which had raised over $200,000 in its first nine years. The event, called "The Will To Win" helped fund Winnipeg's Spinal Chord Research Centre.
Richards captained the West Indies in 50 Test matches from 1984 to 1991. He is the only West Indies captain never to lose a Test series, and it is said that his fierce will to win contributed to this achievement. His captaincy was, however, not without controversy: one incident was his aggressive, "finger- flapping" appeal leading to the incorrect dismissal of England batsman Rob Bailey in the Barbados Test in 1990, which was described by Wisden as "at best undignified and unsightly. At worst, it was calculated gamesmanship".
Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will To Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 26. The Union Nationale Premier Maurice Duplessis had been an outspoken opponent of Canadian participation in World War Two. Until 1964, Quebec had no public schools, and Chrétien was educated in Catholic schools. Chrétien disliked the Catholic priests who educated him and in turn was disliked by them with one of Chrétien's former teachers, Father François Lanoue, recalling that Chrétien was the only student he ever had to beat up in his classroom as he was too unruly.
Wearing his trademark overcoat, his booming voice and stirring words inspired generations of Hawthorn players, taking them from easy beats to the most respected and revered club in the League. :He epitomised and taught all the values and attitudes that the Club cherishes. These were overwhelmingly a sense of TEAM, total DISCIPLINE, total INTEGRITY, and WILL to WIN at all costs. They are now core values, part of the club's character and as we compete in the 21st century this legacy as defined by John Kennedy will never be forgotten.
In 1982 the Hirons founded the games publishing company Hiron Games Ltd, initially to produce and market the game Continuo and later a stream of other games, such as Quizwrangle and Cavendish. Maureen invented the games and Alan was the tester and editor. Continuo, launched on 1 April 1982, became Britain's best-selling game, with around 205,000 sets sold in the UK by the end of that year. In 1984 Maureen and Alan Hiron were the subject of a 30-minute BBC TV documentary A Will to Win.
Sinclair signed a one-year contract with League Two side Lincoln City on 1 July 2008, reuniting with manager Peter Jackson who originally brought him to Huddersfield Town. Jackson hailed Sinclair's "determination, his personality and his will to win", and said that both Wycombe Wanderers and Brighton & Hove Albion were interested in signing the player. On 26 March 2009, Sinclair made the surprise move to Wycombe Wanderers on loan from Lincoln City; former Leicester manager Peter Taylor was in charge at Adams Park. His presence helped the "Chairboys" to achieve promotion from League Two.
Mateship is regarded as an Australian military virtue. For instance, the Australian Army Recruit Training Centre lists the "soldierly qualities" it seeks to instill as including "a will to win, dedication to duty, honour, compassion and honesty, mateship and teamwork, loyalty, and physical and moral courage." The word mate bloomed during World War I, when many trenches were being built because of the machine gun. Many trenches were built which often stretched miles across war grounds. The words “diggers” and “mate” gained the same meaning and became interchangeable.
Horse and Rider. Retrieved April 4, 2014 Due to the cancellation of Badminton in 2012 Badminton have agreed to hold this at the 2013 event instead. Always small compared to the competition, her competitive spirit, manoeuvrability, sheer guts and a Will To Win have propelled her to the top. The plan is to enjoy competing her at a much lower level, breed more foals by Embryo Transfer and eventually hand the reins over to 8 year old Ellie who is champing at the bit to take the ride on.
Crucially, Chrétien did not disband the campaign organization that he founded in 1984, which suggested that his retirement had always been intended to be temporary. In November 1986, when the Liberals held a leadership review, Chrétien attempted to organize against Turner, which led to a bruising battle between factions loyal to the two men. To topple Turner, Chrétien used Turner's penchant for heavy drinking to spread rumors that Turner was an alcoholic who was simply too drunk most of the time to lead the Liberals to power effectively.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 359.
Although the team saw the rise of Jarrod Polson in the first game of the season against Maryland, they struggled to close out closer games and play with the will to win that Calipari demands. On February 12, Noel tore his ACL in a loss against Florida. UK was 17–7 including that game, and went 4–5 the remainder of the season, losing all 5 games away from Rupp Arena. The fourth of those losses was against Vanderbilt in the first round of the SEC tournament, and UK missed the NCAA tournament altogether, being the overall No. 1 seed of the NIT.
Marcel Bigeard was born in Toul, Meurthe-et-Moselle on 14 February 1916, the son of Charles Bigeard (1880–1948), a railway worker, and Sophie Bigeard (1880–1964), a domineering housewife. Bigeard's working-class family were staunchly patriotic, and believed France was the greatest nation in the world; Bigeard's often stated belief that France was worth fighting for stemmed from this upbringing. He also had an older sister, Charlotte Bigeard, four years his senior. Lorraine instilled a strong patriotism in him and his mother a will to win; those two would remain his strongest driving forces.
The four elements of sportsmanship are often shown being good form, the will to win, equity and fairness. All four elements are critical and a balance must be found among all four for true sportsmanship to be illustrated. These elements may also cause conflict, as a person may desire to win more than play in equity and fairness and thus resulting in a clash within the aspects of sportsmanship. This will cause problems as the person believes they are being a good sportsman, but they are defeating the purpose of this idea as they are ignoring two key components of being sportsmanlike.
At the first championship of the Republic, Rafael won an overwhelming victory over all his rivals and was noted by the President of the National Karate Federation, Yashar Bashirov, who saw great potential in him and his unusual fighting tactics. Aghayev was very diligent and had a will to win, but he lacked international experience. He first took part in the National Team in 1997, at an open World Cup in Miskolc, Hungary. At the international level competitions, his first performances were not successful, but the next year he won the Open Championship of England and from then on performed very well.
12 The title of the book refers to adding a chorus ensemble to a dull scene in a musical comedy in order to improve the scene, which, according to the book, is "the panacea that never fails". As stated in the book's opening pages: > Actors might walk through their parts, singers save their voices, but the > personnel of the ensemble never failed to go all out, full of pep, energy > and the will to win. A hundred shows have been pushed by them over the thin > line that divides the floperoo from the socko. It is for this reason that > Bolton (Guy) and Wodehouse (P.
The story begins when Hiroyuki Igawa, who has a deep knowledge of the "logic" of mahjong, meets Takashi Ten, who runs a mahjong contracting business. Ten is a rep player with an unrivaled competitive edge and a strong will to win, and Hiroyuki begins to admire Ten and immerse himself in the world of mahjong. Eventually, Ten and Hiroyuki meet legendary mahjong player Shigeru Akagi, known as the "Man of the Divine Realm," as well as some of the best current mahjong players in the Kansai area, Katsumi Harada and Mitsui Soga, as they take on the challenge of fighting to determine the top of the Japanese underground mahjong world.
The Dawn Staley Award was established in 2013 to "recognize the nation’s best guard in Women’s Division I college basketball". It was established by the Phoenix club of Philadelphia, an organization established to recognize the achievements of outstanding male and female basketball players. The award was named after Dawn Staley, a Philadelphia native recognized as one of the nation's best guards in women's college basketball history. The organization establish a watchlist of potential winners during the year and at the end of the season selects the player who "exemplifies the skills that Dawn possessed throughout her career; ball handling, scoring, her ability to distribute the basketball and her will to win".
Chrétien was born on January 11, 1934, in Shawinigan, Quebec, as the 18th of 19 children (10 of whom did not survive infancy), of Marie (née Boisvert, died 1954) and Wellie Chrétien (died 1980). The working-class Chrétien family was poor, and Chrétien had to wear clothing that had been worn by his siblings as his parents were too indigent to buy new clothing for him.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will To Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 27. Chrétien's parents wanted their children to escape a working-class life in Shawinigan by attending classical colleges, which were the only way one could attend university in Quebec at the time.
Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will To Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 25 & 44. Under the 1940 National Resources Mobilization Act, the federal government could conscript Canadians only for the defence of Canada, and until late 1944, only volunteers went to fight overseas. In 1940s Quebec, where many French-Canadians were opposed to Canada fighting in the war, and especially to sending the "Zombies" overseas, this made Wellie Chrétien and his family outcasts. Furthermore, during the Grande Noirceur ("Great Darkness") when Quebec society was dominated by the corrupt Union Nationale patronage machine, the Chrétien family were excluded because of Wellie Chrétien's support for the war.
As industry minister, Chrétien moved to the left, being known for his populist policies, imposing tariffs on clothing made abroad to encourage more production in Canada, and having the government fund the development of the Challenger aircraft.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 247 In 1977, following the resignation of Finance Minister Donald MacDonald, Chrétien succeeded him. He was the first francophone minister of finance, and remains one of only three francophones to have held that post. Chrétien's time at Finance highlighted his "enforcer" status, namely as someone who often helped to execute Trudeau's policies, but who rarely helped Trudeau to make policy.
When Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau announced his retirement in 1984, Chrétien ran for the leadership of the Liberal Party by portraying himself as the candidate who would best continue Trudeau's policies and defend his legacy. After Trudeau announced his retirement in early 1984 as Liberal Party leader and prime minister, Chrétien was one of the candidates seeking the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada. The experience was a hard one for Chrétien, as many of his longtime Cabinet allies supported the bid of John Turner, who was viewed as more electable, much to Chrétien's intense disappointment.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 333.
During this time Gonzales was known for his fiery will to win, his cannonball serve, and his all-conquering net game, a combination so potent that the rules on the professional tour were briefly changed to prohibit him from advancing to the net immediately after serving. Under the new rules, the returned serve had to bounce before the server could make his own first shot, thereby keeping Gonzales from playing his usual serve-and-volley game. He won even so, and the rules were changed back. Kramer also tried moving the service line to a yard behind the baseline; once again, Gonzales won anyhow.
Journalists and pundits reviewing the final unanimously agreed with the outcome of the match. Matt Dickinson wrote in The Times of 6 May 2002: "The force is with Arsenal, but it is not some ethereal presence, rather a brutish will to win derived from both triumphs and disappointments." The Daily Telegraph football correspondent Henry Winter was strongly critical of Ranieri's selection-making and suggested Chelsea's failure was partly down to Hasselbaink's lack of fitness, as there was no attacking threat. In contrast he commended Wenger's tactics – "The decision by Arsenal's intelligent manager to deploy Parlour through the middle was a spectacular success", and praised their players' mental strength and resilience.
The other person is Vincent Sombrotto, a former teammate and professional lacrosse player who, according to Metzger, had a will to win and a level of intensity that made him "the closest thing to a perfect lacrosse player that I have ever seen."The Harry H. Royle and Vincent J. Sombrotto Men’s Lacrosse Locker Room During 2019, Hofstra Athletics announced that Metzger provided an additional leadership gift to the university to support the renovation of the locker facilities. The project, completed and unveiled on January 13, 2020, features 48 new lockers and a complete remodel of the locker rooms. Metzger also established a matching gift campaign for alumni of the lacrosse program, with lockers named to honor former players.
As a student at Trois-Rivières, Chrétien later recalled that his best day at that school was his first day when he attacked without provocation another student taller than himself, leading him to proudly remember that: "I really socked it to him bad. In front of everybody!"Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 51 Chrétien recalled that his assault was meant to send the message to the other students: "Don't mess with Chrétien!" When asked in an interview by his biographer Lawrence Martin what subject he was best at in high school, Chrétien replied: "It was street fighting that I was best at".Martin, Lawrence Iron Man, Toronto: Viking, 2003 page 3.
Bigeard stated in his defense that Ighilahriz's claim she had been tortured by him was part of a "network of lies – destroying everything that remains decent in France", waged by the same left-wing intellectuals whom Bigeard blamed for undermining the French will to win in Algeria. Bigeard always denied having engaged in torture himself, but he also maintained that the use of torture against the FLN had been a "necessary evil". The Canadian historian Barnett Singer came to Bigeard's defense, writing that Ighilahriz was a terrorist whose account was full of "fabrications" and Bigeard was off hunting the FLN in the bled at the time she was held by the 10th Parachute Division in late 1957.
He later used the same approach in Whirlpool and One Minute before the 21st Century. His concept of "humanizing nature" – first seen in Battle of the Amaleks – was later employed again in Global Concept, a work intended to be an epic-sized glass mosaic, Venetian style, in which two figures representing Adam and Eve are integrated into a map of the globe. An approach he calls "beyond the fourth dimension" was first used in Against the Wind – a work created in electroformed metal. Using a lightweight alloy formed in a thin layer by an electric current, he created a pattern of delicate leaves that appear to fall against a marathon runner's torso and face, capturing his spirit and will to win.
Since 1978, the BBC had also produced an equally popular British Superteams event, which was dominated from the start by the "Athletes" – a team of track and field stars, who won every series but the final one in 1985. From 1979 a stand-out performer in this team was Brian Hooper, a pole-vaulter with an immense will to win. He first came to prominence in the 1979 Superteams final, failing to be able to jump onto a balance beam in the obstacle course event, and by 1982 he had blossomed into a fine, all-round performer. Leading the 1982 Athletes team to Superteams victory, Hooper was trailed by the BBC as the new challenger to watch in that season's UK final.
Report of final in Irish Press, 4 November 1974Report of final in Irish Independent, 4 November 1974Report of final in Irish Times, 4 November 1974Report of final in Irish Examiner, 4 November 1974Report of final in Irish News, 4 November 1974 The Connacht Tribune noted: > This Galway team showed an understanding and a maturity that stood them in > good stead. From goalkeeper out they hurled with great confidence and > whenever Munster fought back they were able to raise their game and take > control again. Stickwork and ball control were admirable but, above all, and > glory to them for it, they had spiritand the will to win. Agnes Hourigan wrote in the Irish Press: > Nono McHugh, the Connacht right wing, was the star of the game.
During the only Test of the 2019 Women's Ashes, Lanning recorded her first half-century in cricket's longest format. With the match petering out as a "dull" draw, her tactical decisions as captain—including the timing of declarations and employment of a second new ball—were questioned by several commentators amidst suggestions that "cricket was the loser" and that "a will to win and a desire to do the long format justice went astray". Regardless, the series was dominated by Australia, and outright victory was secured on 29 July at Chelmsford with a 93-run win in the first T20I of the tour. The match was notable for Lanning's innings of 133 not out off 63 balls, making it the second time she had set a new record for highest individual total in women's T20Is.
Gotch was, by all accounts, a superior professional wrestler possessing tremendous strength, lightning quickness, genuine agility, cat-like reflexes, impeccable technique, superb ring generalship, a mastery of the use of leverage, and a full knowledge of professional wrestling holds, counterholds and strategy. He was always in the best of condition and possessed both enormous courage and an indomitable will to win, ever ready to match his heart, his gameness, against any man in the world. He was highly aggressive, but always kept his cool. Critics saw in him both the strength of the old school of professional wrestling and the skill of the new, "as agile as a cat in his manoeuvers" and having "the grappling sport down to such science that he had assumed a rank all by himself".
Board of Education. Alexander writes: "Though Wallace has lost every fight with Washington, Alabamians are convinced he has come off the winner."The Huntsville Times, October 14, 1966 Alexander's books include The American Talleyrand: Martin Van Buren (1935), Aaron Burr: The Proud Pretender (1937), American Nabob (1939), and Selena: A Romantic Novel (1941). Other Alexander works include Pen and Politics: The Autobiography of a Working Writer, How to Read The Federalist, To Covet Honor: A Biography of Alexander Hamilton, The Spirit of '76, Washington and Lee: A Study in Will to Win, Seattle: Growth of the City, Tokyo: Growth of the City, Hong Kong: Growth of the City, Beijing: Growth of the City, Shanghai: Growth of the City, and Vancouver, British Columbia: The Growth of the City/State.
Ex-Wallaby Barry Stumbles entered the fold as player/coach, generating a new enthusiasm amongst the still loyal players. A dedicated approach to training and fitness, combined with a strong will to win, saw the Shamrocks came a close second in A Grade and minor premiers in both B and C grades. This resulted in the Shamrocks being a very close second in the Club Championship. All grades, therefore, played in the major semi-finals, with all three winning their way to the Grand Finals – including victories over Vikings in A & B Grades. 1979 Shamrocks ‘A’ Grade Premiers –knocked off Vikings 4-0 in a very tight wet and blustery Grand Final. The Shamrocks came second in the Club Championship, finishing the preliminary rounds in 3rd place for ‘A’ Grade, 2nd place for Seconds and 5th place for Thirds.
Furthermore, the drop in altitude from 12,000 feet in the Andes to 500 feet in the Chaco imposed further strain on Bolivia's efforts to supply its soldiers in the Chaco. Bolivia's railroads did not run to the Chaco, and all Bolivian supplies and soldiers had to travel to the front on badly maintained dirt roads. Hughes wrote that the Bolivian elite was well aware of these logistical problems, but throughout the war, Bolivia's leaders had a "fatalistic" outlook. Bolivia's elite took it for granted that the fact that the Bolivian Army had been trained by a German military mission while the Paraguayan Army had been trained by a French military mission, together with the tough nature of their Quechua and Aymara Indian conscripts and the will to win would give them the edge in the war.
Starting in 1966 served for a more substantial period of time as the parliamentary secretary to minister of finance, Mitchell Sharp. Sharp was to serve as Chrétien's mentor and patron, and it was largely through Sharp's influence that Chrétien rose up the ranks.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 page 183. Like his mentor Sharp, Chrétien was identified with the right wing of the Liberal Party in the 1960s, and it was not until the 1970s that Chrétien first started to become identified with the left-wing of the Liberals.McWhiney, Edward Chrétien Politics and the Constitution 1993–2003, Vancouver: Rosedale Press, 2003 page 31 Sharp was quoted as saying about his protégé in an interview with Peter C. Newman: > Jean is not accustomed to reading as much as I am or you are, and therefore > we tend to judge him on that sort of basis.
Chrétien opposed Turner that the national deficit was not a problem and arguing in a speech, "We have to use the deficit to keep the dignity of our people." Chrétien arguably ran the better campaign and attracted larger and more enthusiastic crowds than anything that Turner ever managed, but most of the Liberal Party establishment had rallied to Turner when he announced his candidacy in March 1984, which proved to be an insurmountable handicap for Chrétien.Martin, Lawrence Chrétien: The Will to Win, Toronto: Lester Publishing, 1995 pages 331–336. Two leading powerbrokers in the Liberal Party, Marc Lalonde and Senator Keith Davey ("the Rainmaker") backed Turner in 1984 as they considered Chrétien to be too "downmarket" and viewed Turner, the glamorous "golden boy" jock-scholar who was untainted by involvement with Trudeau in his unpopular last years, as the best candidate to win the election.
Ian O'Riordan wrote in the Irish Times: > Lynn Dunlea was simply outstanding at full forward, drilling over nine > points, six from frees, and proving once again how games can be won or lost > with dependable free-takers. Added to that was the firepower of Irene > O'Keeffe, whose two goals in the first half had Galway constantly playing > catch-up afterwards. Last year’s captain, Linda Mellerick, was once again a > marvel at midfield and even though she only once made the scoreboard, she > created plenty of scores. Considering Mellerick had planned to retire after > last season's victory, you just had to wonder where she continues to get her > energy and enthusiasm.” Jim O'Sullivan, who described Mellerick’s > performance as her “her best ever in the red and white” wrote in the Irish > Examiner: > >> This was a victory for grit and determination, a never-say-die attitude that many a male side could copy and an absolute will to win that will set this team apart from all the others.
The "Look to Norway" speech by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt was given during the handover ceremony of the Royal Norwegian Navy ship HNoMS King Haakon VII at the Washington Navy Yard on 16 September 1942. The speech served as an important source of inspiration to Norwegians fighting the German occupation of Norway and the rest of Europe as well as for the resistance fighters of other small countries during World War II. In the speech the President said: > If there is anyone who still wonders why this war is being fought, let him > look to Norway. If there is anyone who has any delusions that this war could > have been averted, let him look to Norway; and if there is anyone who doubts > the democratic will to win, again I say, let him look to Norway. The speech also made an impact on Norwegian-Americans and the rest of the American public's opinion on the struggle in Europe.
Assistant manager Chris Lucketti was impressed with both Bell and Hornby-Forbes: "with their athleticism, their attitude, their will to win and the running power they have they were different classit turned the tide in our favour." Fleetwood form and results dipped, Graham Alexander was replaced as manager by Steven Pressley, and Bell himself was struggling: after a home defeat against Chesterfield at the end of October, the Blackpool Gazette wrote that "Bell's shortcomings at left back are becoming more difficult to ignore", while Pressley said he needed more self-belief. He helped Fleetwood reach the Northern Final of the Football League Trophy, but missed his penalty as they lost to Barnsley in a shootout. By March 2016, Pressley was suggesting that Bell had the attributes to play at the top level, highlighting his pace, athleticism and ability in a one-to-one situation but also his need to work on crossing, an issue raised by the player himself early in the season.
The Council on Books in Wartime (1942–1946) was an American non-profit organization founded by booksellers, publishers, librarians, authors, and others, in the spring of 1942 to channel the use of books as "weapons in the war of ideas" (the Council's motto). Its primary aim was the promotion of books to influence the thinking of the American people regarding World War II, to build and maintain the will to win, to expose the true nature of the enemy, to disseminate technical information, to provide relaxation and inspiration, and to clarify war aims and problems of peace. The Council co-operated with the Office of War Information (OWI) and other government agencies, but was itself a voluntary, unpaid, non-governmental organization. The Council attempted to achieve its goals by acting as a clearinghouse for book-related ideas, by being an intermediary between the book-trade industry and government agencies, by offering advice to publishers, and by handling all forms of public relations including distribution of reading lists and pamphlets, lectures, radio programs, newsreels, and book promotion and publication.

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