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And when the new, much mangled resolution finally appeared, Mr Hussein, encouraged by the obvious divisions on the Security Council, resolutely ignored it.
Meanwhile, staff resolutely work on in a heavily protected temporary office on a floor of the French daily, Libération, coming to work between flashbacks and psychotherapy appointments, comforting the relatives of the dead and visiting the three survivors who are still in hospital being treated for horrific injuries.
It was number 19 on their national hitlist, they very much wanted the seat back, but I think here in Brighton Pavilion we kept a resolutely positive campaign and I think people do respond to that".
Marina, who holds the title Miss Belarusan Railway in Brest Region, stares resolutely at the ground and admitted to Milach that she did not like her job, while Valeri, the best ploughman in Kryvancy, refused to be photographed.
The town was the last and largest, and by far the most resolutely modern, of the postwar new towns – though it has some surprisingly romantic features, such as the alignment of Midsummer Boulevard, and the shopping centre itself, with the sunrise on the summer solstice.
It's all set on a world shaped like a disc, surprisingly, where magic and gods are resolutely real, to the extent that they are the constant despair of many of the characters.
"We must commit ourselves very resolutely because there isn't an alternative solution, for the simple reason that there isn't an alternative planet," he added.
So what should we make of a part of the world where governments have resolutely turned their back on that model, slashed poverty and inequality, taken back industries and resources from corporate control, massively expanded public services and democratic participation – and keep getting re-elected in fiercely contested elections?
But Hull's arts scene appears to resolutely obey the "build it and they will come" model.
"The party has also been listening to the majority of Northern Ireland football fans, who are resolutely opposed to moving to the Maze".
The cuts are also doing for his kindly credentials, as is evidenced by a letter in yesterday's Observer, jointly penned by the leaders of three great northern cities – all of which remain resolutely Tory-free seven years into the one-nation Cameronian pitch – which warned that the fabric of civil society is fraying.
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Resolutely functions as an adverb, modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to express the manner in which an action is performed. It indicates a firm and unwavering determination or purpose. According to Ludwig AI, the usage of this adverb is correct and usable in written English.
Expression frequency: Very common
