what does "withhold no sacrifice" mean?
reading churchill's speech, i don't think i understand the following

"withhold no sacrifice, grudge no toil, seek no sordid gain", what does this statement mean?
to "withhold no sacraifice" can be interpreted as meaning to strive for any necessary changes despite the possible outcomes. outcomes can be negative or positive, and you accept responsibility for those outcomes in hope that the change is for the better.
foolishness
lack of understanding
unwillingness to repent observe, be selfish, abstain, keep, forego, hold, withhold, watch, counteract, disapprove, forget, neglect, shun. welcome the coming, speed the parting guest.
those who come are welcome, those who leave are not regretted. impartial, tolerant, fair, happy, nice, unprejudiced, patient. directions: the question below has two blanks, each blank indicating that something has been omitted. choose the set of words which best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.governments do not want to take a decision and resort to soft-pedaling, delay tactics and collusion, hoping that the judiciary will \_\_\_\_\_ in to relieve them of the \_\_\_\_\_ of decision-making. he doesn't ''try to make them christian." god gave us free will, so we can choose to live in his light or sin against him. it's true he is in us all, it's just the fact that some people choose (free will) not to acknowledge a higher deity that gave us life. also, personally, i believe that when people are slipping away, which i've done myself, it's the devil working against us. i know that last part sounds weird but it's one of those things you need to think about and reflect on. for those who believe.......no proof is necessary. for those who don't..........no proof i ever enough. 1. this line was said by the old beggar.2. the beggar wants the narrator to discard the obstacles that come between him and his dream.3. ‘it’ in the second line refers to a person’s dream.4. i will not allow my fears to come in the way of my success. these are somethings i found, 

as for the curious title, the phrase "cake eaters," though never referenced in the film, is generally defined as "those who never have to go without." although that hardly seems to apply here, it lends some welcome irony to this overly earnest endeavor. los angeles times, guide
 
i found this one thats a lil better on the following website.

http://facetsfeatures.blogspot.com/2009/03/man-behind-cake-eaters.html

in general, i was trying to write something about loss, suffering, and love. the title the cake eaters hinges upon this. over the course of a few days, this group of misfits that don’t have love find their “cake” – at last, they get something. the term “cake eaters” is one i grew up with in pennsylvania. it means those who have their lives mapped out for them, they live in the big house on the hill, are destined to grow up and be lawyers and doctors…the cake eaters Industrialization, capitalism, not doing Socialist things, rewarding hard work and ingenuity.