Sentence examples similar to Steadfastly aimed from inspiring English sources
It maintains stability in the marketplace because of the campaign contributions made to those who promise and deliver managed-care-friendly legislation and steadfastly defeat initiatives aimed at leveling the playing field for patients and those who care for them.
I have practiced law in New York for 28 years and have steadfastly defended my profession from the barbs and so-called jokes aimed at it in recent years.
Then in Mrs. Whitman's re-election campaign in 1997, her chief of staff, Harriet Derman, was accused of trying to strong-arm a group of Hispanic leaders into endorsing the governor by threatening to withhold state funds for programs aimed at the Hispanic community -- a charge she steadfastly denied.
The report was required as part of the Security Council's unanimous resolution on Sept. 27 aimed at ensuring the Syrian government's compliance with its surprise pledge to shed chemical arms, which have been banned since 1925 and which the government of President Bashar al-Assad had steadfastly refused even to acknowledge possessing until last month.
Alberto Cairo has worked in Afghanistan for the past 21 years for the International Committee of the Red Cross, and has steadfastly pursued his aim of serving disabled Afghans throughout the wars of the mujahideen, Taliban, and the post-2001 period.
Rhee has said the group aims to raise $1 billion, but even amid rumors of $50 million gifts from Rupert Murdoch, StudentsFirst has steadfastly remained silent about the origins of money behind its glossy campaign.
The prologue sets the tone: "In this book I am aiming to remember the hours of … shooting stars – I call them that because they outshine the past as brilliantly and steadfastly as stars outshine the night … For in those sublime moments when they emerge, fully formed, history needs no helping hand.
