King Hussein's vision of alliance with America, peace with Israel, and strictly limited democracy at home is expected to endure, at least for a time.
Chairman Archie Dunham, in a staff email this afternoon assured employees that the culture McClendon had put into place at Chesapeake would endure.
However, the chatter and babble that I had to endure at times resulted in me keeping a pair of chain saw ear-defenders to hand - I was able to don said ear-wear when I needed to have the peace and solitude that the complexity or quantity of work demanded.
People I know are shell-shocked at the prospect of an unknown future in foriegn shores and with pain to endure for at least a decade, many envision never returning.
On the highway to Pisa, I wondered how much longer Chinese tours at this pace might endure.
Italian politicians, like their colleagues throughout Europe, may rise and fall, but the institutions of the euro zone endure, at least for now.
Most endure hunger at least some of the time.
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In a last-ditch effort to carry on, Allen lifted the Albatross higher where he found calmer winds, at least calm enough for him to endure another hour before finally landing on the beach at Cap Gris Nez victorious.
His strong presentational style and his ability to laugh at his own mistakes helped endure him to the British public.
Unfortunately, HP's Lewis Platt seems to be applying these lessons rather slowly for someone who actually did endure two years at the Wharton School in the mid-1960s.
Why should they endure any advertising at all?
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Officials made no secret of Mr Obama's impatience with last year's summit in Prague, at which he had to endure speeches by 27 European leaders who all then vied for a photo-op with the new American president.
Land-ownership is important in peasant societies, especially so in Zimbabwe, where the pressure of an exploding population is combined with a pattern of holdings not greatly changed from that inherited at independence, and memories endure of the tracts that were awarded by the colonial government to whites.
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Like the outcasts many no doubt were in high school, high-power rocketeers seem to derive a certain inner strength from the persecution they endure, nowadays at the hands of the Federal Aviation Administration, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and other killjoy agencies looking to rain on their exploding parade.
Then Annika Billstrom, Stockholm's mayor at the time, persuaded residents to endure a trial period before making up their minds.
And he must do so at a time when far bigger chains endure shrinking profits or outright losses in a particularly unforgiving business.
Nobody should have to endure this and our staff are at an increased risk of such attacks simply because of the job they do.
He said also that during Gordon's Brown time at the Treasury, older Scots had to endure the indignity of a means test to get a decent pension.
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He saw a lot of more talented pilots fall out of the training program because they became discouraged at all of the criticism they had to endure.
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It allows this setting at the base of the Magic Mountain to endure and recreate something unique during what Mann rightly described as the ongoing complexity of our times.
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"At Berga, captured soldiers were forced to endure inhumane conditions and suffer from the Nazi policy of physical destruction through labor, " Baca and Bachus said in their letter to Geren.
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He added that when the helicopter arrived back at Camp Bastion, the troops had to endure a "heavy landing" before they could alight, though he said they had no idea the helicopter was badly damaged.
Yet in the dying days of his relatively short eight-year papacy, Pope Benedict XVI has been putting out new coded phrases which, upon analysis, reveal the extent of his frustration at the administrative infighting he has had to endure among mainly Italian careerist clerics inside the Vatican.
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Whatever the circumstances, they demand headphones that will withstand and endure all the abuse that they throw at them.
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Even as the coalition sharpened its axe to take a swipe at spending and borrowing, the idea was to endure a few years of pain before normal play was resumed, in good time for the 2015 election, when voters could get back to the traditional task of deciding which party's goody bag was the most appealing.
Precisely at a time like this one must stand fast and endure the situation.
You don't have to be joined at the hip, in order to make your marriage endure.
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Sunday's final stretched over four and a half hours at the Foro Italico, beset by showers which caused the players to endure two lengthy delays.
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Travelers delayed at London's Heathrow airport Thursday morning told NPR that they were willing to endure the inconvenience if it meant making them and other passengers safer.
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