So, no, I will not give up on trying to change the tone of our politics.
But Yahoo does will not give up without a fight, especially in a key market like Japan.
Young people only have one chance at their education and we will not give up on them.
They will analyze, adjust, tweak, modify, re-launch, test, upgrade and try again, but they will not give up.
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They have no fear at all of ruling any part of the world, but they will not give up their precious books.
The market as it has now developed has very strong special fixed interests who will not give up their special position at all easily.
Whatever the election result, he says, he will not give up his job as premier of the deep-south state of Carinthia for one in Vienna.
With so much at stake, the traditional credit card and bank front-runners will not give up without a fight, but they have a delicate game to play.
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But Mr Reinfeldt will not give up without a fight.
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Australia will not give up easily, and the outcome may be that the telescope is shared, with some of the antennae in one country and the rest in the other.
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The deeper belief is that existing big businesses--which, as with the initial Internet revolution, will make up the majority of winners in the cloud craze, Clementi says--will not give up ownership of their data and equipment to another proprietor.
And I assert and I affirm that we will not give up on this endeavor ahead of us, because it is in our interest, it in the interest of Israel, in the interest of the world, and also, most of all, in the interest of the United States.
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Those ideals still light the world, and we will not give them up for expedience's sake.
Having achieved power, consumers will not give it up.
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It could also be a vital stop-gap, "preventing hasty youngsters from rushing into courses which many will simply give up or not find useful to find a future career", it says.
Judging by the way it was announced, and the fact that the committee will not be set up by law and will be purely consultative, the government is not keen to give it much importance.
"The changes will not be wholesale but there will be some, they will freshen us up, give enthusiasm and impetus, " he said after the 30-15 win over Scotland.
The last thing we want to do is to go on strike, but if we give up now, the job will not be worth doing.
He insists that he will not give the nod to devolved policing until they are cleared up.
And if he is not home by 2am, the computer can figure out that he will probably not be home at 3am, either, and thus give up trying to keep the house warm for his return.
That will only happen if we give up and we and we are not for giving up.
The Senate sponsors said they have not decided when they will bring up the legislation, but rules give them until mid-June to do so.
And if the less rich among the existing member countries are not to give up some of their gains, who will pay for enlargement?
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